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Feature Request

Antivirus reports a problem when I paste from the clipboard or access content or photos.

Could you fix this?

Maybe it would be possible to replace the address with your domain instead of xxx.cloudfront.net?

Posted by Jack S. ·
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  • Jack S.

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    Sep 5

    I think I found the problem.

    And if you could see what Firefox reported?

    Is this the problem?

    ▪️https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/kb/sslkeylogfile-warning

    🤔

  • Jack S.

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    Jul 29

    And how can we systemically protect against this❓
    🤔


    Maybe it should look like this?

    1)

    Instead of:
    d36vdic3y07eu2.cloudfront.net


    E.g.
    files.upbase.io/workspace12/project45/abc77…

    2)

    Perhaps every user (workspace) should be able to connect their own subdomain (CNAME), thus shifting responsibility for what they store in their storage to the user.

    E.g.

    subdomain.own-domain.com//workspace12/project45/abc77…

  • Jack S.

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    Jul 29

    The antivirus still hasn't processed it. And the threat is still being reported :(

    Well, we're waiting.


    PS
    Could you do something about it by reporting it to Avast/AVG/Norton?

  • Jack S.

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    Jul 28

    I reported this issue at:
    https://www.avast.com/report-false-positive


    But I would suggest using your own domain (CNAME) for such images hosted in the cloud.


    This would prevent such problems, as once a file is recognized as a threat, it blocks everyone.

  • Jack S.

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    Jul 28

    The same problem occurs on websites:
    eg.
    https://help.upbase.io/article/42-reminders


    where you use images, for example. https://d36vdic3y07eu2.cloudfront.net/file/1704860122218507282/CleanShot_2024-01-10_at_11.13.40_2x.png


    These images are blocked.

    So I assume antiviruses don't like something URL:
    d36vdic3y07eu2.cloudfront.net