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Web Content Filtering is blocking ajax.googleapis.com which hosts jQuery etc
We have a pretty standard Web Content Filter Policy set up, but today it's started blocking the ajax.googleapis.com domain which hosts jQuery and a bunch of other JavaScript libraries. ...
This false positive could have significant impact.
Can you temporarily allow the domain and thereby overrule the WCF policy?
Is there a way to report the FP to Microsoft for recategorization?
Can you temporarily allow the domain and thereby overrule the WCF policy?
Is there a way to report the FP to Microsoft for recategorization?
Hi Marnik, you're right, this could cause significant issues. I found the offending item in Defender portal Reports > Web protection > Web content filtering categories details > Domains:
I will dispute it according to https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/defender-endpoint/web-content-filtering#dispute-categories.
- Marked as illegal software.. interesting 🙂 I'm having illegal software blocked as well, somehow its not triggering on ajax.googleapis.com .. (luckily)