03.02 Browser

03.03 Browser

Configure Browser Settings

You use Google Chrome as your web browser on the desktop computer in your dorm room.

Because you're concerned about privacy and security while surfing the Web, you decide to block pop-ups from banner ad companies. However, you still want the computer to accept pop-ups from legitimate sites, such as your bank's website.

Configure Browser Settings..

You also want to block location tracking and third-party cookies in the browser.

Your task in this lab is to configure the content settings in Google Chrome as follows:

Configure the pop-up blocker to block all pop-ups and redirects. Remove the doctorevilskeylogger.com site that is currently allowed to use pop-ups. Configure a new exception to allow pop-ups from mybank.com. Block all location tracking in the browser. Leave the site exceptions in place. Block third-party websites from saving and reading cookie data. Block the virusclickjacking4u.org and darkwebphishing.org sites that are currently allowed to use cookies.

Clear the Browser Cache

• You use Google Chrome for your web browser on the desktop computer in your dorm room.

  You're concerned about privacy and security while surfing the Web. You're particularly concerned about exploits that harvest data from your Chrome browsing history.

  Your task in this lab is to clear all Chrome browsing data (all time), including:

  Browsing history, Download history, Cookies and other site data, Cached images and files ,Passwords and other sign-in, data Autofill form data, Site settings, and Hosted app data