Protocols List -> MediaFire
MediaFire ports range, how to block MediaFire in network?
| Protocol: | MediaFire |
Support: | WFilter zh.4.1, WFilter en.4.1, WFilter Free 1.0 | ||
| Author: | Alice | ModifyTime: | 2014-06-18 03:12:42 | ||
| MediaFire is a simple to use free service that lets you put all your photos, documents, music, and video in a single place so you can access them anywhere. | |||||
This protocol is shared by another user. You can install it in "System Settings"->"Protocols" of WFilter.
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"MediaFire" uses TCP protocol for communication.
TCP traffic analysis
Ports Range
Remote tcp port(s): 443, 80.
HTTP traffic analysis
HTTP traffic is found in MediaFire's traffic.
Host(s) being connected(regular expression): ^www\.mediafire\.com.
TLS traffic analysis
TLS connections are found in MediaFire's traffic.
TLS Host(s) being connected(regular expression): ^.*\.mediafire\.com.
How to block MediaFire?
- Block the listed ports to block MediaFire.
- Block the listed http and tls domains to block MediaFire.
- Setup a content filter(ie: WFilter), which can block MediaFire via signature matching.
