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Unencrypted connection requests from Kaspersky Protection? [Solved][Closed]

  • Author

Hello!

 

I was inspecting “Kaspersky Protection” connections through Firefox: about:debugging#/runtime/this-firefox.

 

I read somewhere that the extension only worked locally, but it was requesting some connections with what seems to be kaspersky labs server through a non encrypted connection (HTTP protocol). If i’m right, it would be exposing all sites you visit. 

 

As example: i accessed 3 sites: google.com; facebook.com and malwaretips.com

 

Solved by Wesly.Zhang

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Welcome to Kaspersky Community.

 

I guess that URL ff.kis.v2… is a local address, as already has been explained in the community before, although a bit old and from previous K. forum, here You are additional info:

 

Also a K. dev may post additional info :)

 

 

  • Solution

Hello,

ff.kis.v2.src.kaspersky-labs.com, this domain display in the bowser couldn't be resolved in the internet DNS servers. How to transform data to the server. It need a network converter at least. So avp.exe will handle these request to deal with some url sercurity check using its local threat database or KSN.

Regrads.
    

  • Author

Ty for your help. I thought it could be a local communication but I wasn’t sure… Ty!

Ty for your help. I thought it could be a local communication but I wasn’t sure… Ty!


Hi, Was it solved? Please mark best answer, Thanks.

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