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Cisco AsyncOS for Web User Guide
 
Chapter 13      Configuring Security Services
  Overview of Web Reputation Filters
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Overview of Web Reputation Filters 
Web Reputation Filters assigns a web-based reputation score (WBRS) to a URL to determine the 
likelihood that it contains URL-based malware. The Web Security appliance uses web reputation scores 
to identify and stop malware attacks before they occur. You can use Web Reputation Filters with Access, 
Decryption, and Cisco IronPort Data Security Policies.
Web Reputation Scores
Web Reputation Filters use data to assess the reliability of Internet domains and score the reputation of 
URLs. The web reputation calculation associates a URL with network parameters to determine the 
probability that malware exists. The aggregate probability that malware exists is then mapped to a Web 
Reputation Score between -10 and +10, with +10 being the least likely to contain malware.
Example parameters include the following:
URL categorization data
Presence of downloadable code
Presence of long, obfuscated End-User License Agreements (EULAs)
Global volume and changes in volume
Network owner information
History of a URL
Age of a URL
Presence on any block lists
Presence on any allow lists
URL typos of popular domains
Domain registrar information
Web Reputation Filters Analyzes web server behavior and 
determines whether the URL contains 
URL-based malware
Advanced Malware 
Protection 
Protects from threats in downloaded 
files by evaluating file reputation and 
by analyzing file characteristics. 
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