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Automatic rules creation from site logging
Posted: Thu Feb 02, 2012 8:39 pm
by safeuser
Hi! I am looking for an automatic tool that will log activity from some site (for ex. on-line bank) and create set of rules for this activity. Thanks.
Re: Automatic rules creation from site logging
Posted: Fri Mar 02, 2012 6:56 am
by Tom T.
If you mean, scripting permissions and/or ABE rules, there isn't one that I know of, except for the one sitting at the keyboard.
At each site, open the NoScript menu, observe the source of scripts and other objects. A bank's home site script, of course, almost always must be allowed. Be very suspicious of third-party scripts, but see
NoScript Quick Start Guide for the increasingly-frequent use of different domain names to store native content.
See
SOME SITES YOU MIGHT NOT WANT TO ALLOW for scripts that are generally unnecessary, being for data-mining or only for advertising.
See
Surrogate Script and
Listing of script sources for which surrogates are provided for "surrogate scripts" that will run in the place of privacy-invasive scripts.
See
Site-Specific-Permission Questions? PLEASE READ THIS FIRST! and
Creating Site-Specific Permissions via ABE for using NoScript's ABE feature to customize permissions per-site.
This should give you a good start on creating your own rules, which will become natural with a bit of practice. Let us know if these are helpful.
Re: Automatic rules creation from site logging
Posted: Fri Mar 02, 2012 8:37 am
by Giorgio Maone
safeuser wrote:Hi! I am looking for an automatic tool that will log activity from some site (for ex. on-line bank) and create set of rules for this activity. Thanks.
In NoScript's menu there's a "Recently blocked sites" submenu.
Clear it and browse the site, then check for whatever has been met in the meanwhile.