Advice Request Which Adobe files do I need to block on the firewall?

[Studynxx]

I do not use Adobe Cloud features, offline only.

 

[ForgottenSeer 123960]

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I do not use Adobe Cloud features, offline only.

Your inquiry appears to be focused on using cracked software, which is a topic that violates our forum policies and raises ethical concerns, particularly within a security-focused community.

 

[Victor M]

The real answer should be that Outbound=block. And then you allow the things that absolutely needs to go outbound. Espcecially when you try software that maybe infected, outbound=block stops malware from calling their C2.

 

[Studynxx]

Your inquiry appears to be focused on using cracked software, which is a topic that violates our forum policies and raises ethical concerns, particularly within a security-focused community.

Nothing to do with it. I never used the Cloud features so why would I allow the app access to my network, or from my network? hence my firewall question.

 

[Studynxx]

The real answer should be that Outbound=block. And then you allow the things that absolutely needs to go outbound. Espcecially when you try software that maybe infected, outbound=block stops malware from calling their C2.

So a packet rule?

 

[Trident]

You need to stop dwelling on this adobe application… My god… if you were a security researcher with these dwelling times, you’d get fired

You’ve already installed the application (ethical or not, I am neither police nor some jury to judge). But just move on…

It’s been a few days now.
And that’s like 5th-6th thread related to that.

 

[Parkinsond]

Offline use = block all

 

[Studynxx]

Offline use = block all

That's what I thought, but I have a WIFI (network) printer. Won't that interfere? That's my only concern

 

[ForgottenSeer 123960]

Nothing to do with it. I never used the Cloud features so why would I allow the app access to my network, or from my network? hence my firewall question.

These cryptic posts aren't fooling anyone. As Trident pointed out, multiple posts are clearly connected and all address the issue of cracked software. Even though I'm not an owner or staff member, it's our collective responsibility as a community to confront illegal activities and not let them be encouraged.