AiProtection don't send mail

[Alexander Savkin]

True. Hopefully, someone will reply and confirm that, for them, the feature still works (together with the firmware version).

I created a new account, including 2 FA, created a password for the app, introduced him to the router - and everything was working. It would be nice to have a button to "test mail"

 

[martinr]

I created a new account, including 2 FA, created a password for the app, introduced him to the router - and everything was working. It would be nice to have a button to "test mail"

Well done. I will do that. Let's see how long it is before you get fed up with emails that tell you very little and you wish is wasn't working again!

 

[martinr]

Yes, working for me, too, now. I simply updated the password with the new 2FA password on the 2FA-enabled account and attempted to connect toma dodgy site.

And it looks like the email is now a lot more useful: it's telling me the site I tried to connect to. Well done Asus. And thanks, Alexander.

 

[Alexander Savkin]

Well done. I will do that. Let's see how long it is before you get fed up with emails that tell you very little and you wish is wasn't working again!

Not too little, enough information to understand who in the family often comes to infected sites.

 

[stambeccuccio]

It would be nice to have a button to "test mail"

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[martinr]

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Yes, but we can test it. I can't remember if it was you who had the problem whereby an email was sent saying AIProtection had blocked www.fallingfalcon.com, anyway, I just tested it by attempting to access that site. My browser said the server could not be found, and some 5 mins later, I received an email saying AIProtection had blocked my access to that site.

I thought someone mentioned you could access the Trend Micro list of blocked domains, in which case you could choose any that appealed to you to test; however, a cursory search didn't bring up the list for me.

In the meantime you could try fallingfalcon.com, but make sure you have AIProtection on first: I've no idea what nasty, malicious stuff resides there.