Dr.Web ICAPD uses content-specific black lists. Each of these lists is devoted to a specific topic and contains the corresponding set of URLs. The lists are updated automatically by Dr.Web Updater. The lists contain URL to the websites of the following categories:
•Adult – websites with adult content.
•Violence – websites that contain photos and videos of car accidents, plane crashes, natural disasters, acts of terrorism, etc.
•Weapon – websites that contain texts, photos, and videos of weapons (from cold steel to weapons of mass destruction) and information on manufacture of explosives.
•Gamble – Internet casinos, gambling and bookmaking websites.
•Drugs – websites that contain information on drug production, distribution, and use.
•Obscenity – websites with obscene language;
•Chats
•Terrorism – websites that contain detailed description of terroristic acts, manufacture of explosives, terrorist propaganda materials.
•Email – websites that offer free e-mail registration.
•SocialNetwork – dating websites, business social networking sites, corporate social networks, etc.
•SocialEngineering – website used for phishing and fraud;
•MalwareLinks – known infection sources.
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Note that an Internet resource can be included in several categories. In this case, access to this resource is blocked if it matches at least one of the categories. If it is required to access a certain resource, allow access to all categories which this resource matches. |
You can enable and disable block of a certain category with the use of Block<NAME> configuration parameter, where <NAME> is the name of the category. Moreover, you can specify rules to permit access depending on certain conditions.
If it is necessary to allow unconditional access to a certain resource regardless of the categories it matches, you can add the resource to the user-defined white list.
Content-specific black lists are specified in files with .dws extension.