A user reports that their computer was infected with malware after accessing a secured HTTPS website. However, when the administrator checks the FortiGate logs, they do not see that the website was…

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Options

• AThe administrator must enable reputable websites to allow only SSL/TLS websites rated by
• BThe administrator must enable URL extraction from SNI on the SSL certificate inspection to
• CThe administrator must enable DNS over TLS to protect against fake Server Name Indication
• DThe administrator must enable full SSL inspection in the SSL/SSH Inspection Profile to decrypt

• A
  12% (3)
• B
  8% (2)
• C
  4% (1)
• D
  76% (19)

Explanation

FortiGate, like other security appliances, cannot analyze encrypted HTTPS traffic unless it decrypts it first. If only certificate inspection is enabled, FortiGate can see the certificate details (such as the domain and issuer) but cannot inspect the actual web content. To fully analyze the traffic and detect potential malware threats: Full SSL inspection (Deep Packet Inspection) must be enabled in the SSL/SSH Inspection Profile. This allows FortiGate to decrypt the HTTPS traffic, inspect the content, and then re-encrypt it before forwarding it to the user. Without full SSL inspection, threats embedded in encrypted traffic may go undetected.

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