JS/RiskWare.Fingerprint.B | Riskified

[Tony_M 0]

Hello,

I have 1000 alerts for JS/RiskWare.Fingerprint.B associated with Riskified, and I would like to add an exception for https://beacon.riskified.com/.

How can I do this?

Thank you.

[Marcos 5,158]

Please create a detection exclusion like this:

[Tony_M 0]

I added an exclusion to the policy, but I am still receiving alerts.

 

 

 

[Marcos 5,158]

It's a performance exclusion, in my screenshot it was a detection exclusion. You can exclude the detection name via the Detections panel -> Create exclusion

 

[Tony_M 0]

I'm concerned that this might be too large, as I have received alerts for JS/RiskWare.Fingerprint.B, which isn't linked to Riskified. Is there another option ? I don't want to allows all potential threats named S/RiskWare.Fingerprint.B 

[itman 1,718]

Refer to this posting: https://forum.eset.com/topic/41458-jsriskwarefingerprintb/#comment-186110 . Using a good ad blocker such as uBlock Origin blocks the domain from rendering in the browser.

[Tony_M 0]

Thanks but i've already read this post, but in my organization, it's inconceivable to install an add-on like uBlock.

Edited Friday at 03:02 PM by Tony_M

[Tony_M 0]

Why i can't do that ?🤨

 

[itman 1,718]

27 minutes ago, Tony_M said:

Why i can't do that ?

Did you test to see if it works?

[Tony_M 0]

The example I provided doesn't exist; I created it using element inspection. My question is why I can't create an exception like this in ESET?

[itman 1,718]

If you refer to the provided detection exclusion by @Marcos https://forum.eset.com/topic/41524-jsriskwarefingerprintb-riskified/?do=findComment&comment=186328, the exclusion only pertains to https://beacon.riskified.com .

 

Edited 3 hours ago by itman