When Fraud Protection Blocks a Web Page

If you try to browse to a web site known by Fraud Protection to be fraudulent, a "Blocked" message will appear within your browser. This message replaces any web page content that would have been displayed had Fraud Protection been off.

At his point, you should normally:

Avoid visiting the web site
Delete any emails associated with the URL

However, if you wish, and at your own risk, you can still display the web site identified as fraudulent.

If Radialpoint Security Services is not configured with a password, you can click the Continue to fraudulent web site button to display the page.
If Radialpoint Security Services is configured with a password, you must enter the security services password before clicking the Continue button.

How does Fraud Protection know a web site is fraudulent?

When you instruct your browser to display a web page, the URL of the web page is compared to a list of known fraudulent web site URLs. If a web page is considered fraudulent, Fraud Protection displays the "Blocked" page. This database of fraud URLs is stored on remote servers so you are always using the most up-to-date list.

I received a phishing email; why wasn't it blocked?

Fraud Protection blocks web pages when you view them through your web browser. It does not stop you from receiving or replying to phishing emails.