Under Network, select the Home/Office and Public check boxes.Select UDP for Protocol, Both for Direction, and Any for IP.Select the Any check box next to Remote Address and add port 443 next to Port or port range.Under Settings, select the Any check box next to Local Address.Add a rule name and an application path for chrome.exe.Configure the Application Firewall Rule as follows:.Add a Application Firewall Rule for chrome.exe.Open the policy currently running on the affected machines.To create a Firewall Application Rule blocking Chrome: Use an Endpoint Security firewall rule.Search for "Experimental QUIC protocol" and disable it.The QUIC protocol can be disabled by using one of these procedures:
#Disable bitdefender install#
To check if a website is using the QUIC protocol in Google Chrome, install the "spdy http2 indicator" extension. QUIC is not a standard SSL protocol and it is not filtered by MITM (certificate is not signed by MITM). Some websites are not being filtered because they use the QUIC protocol.
The protocol supports a set multiplexed connections over UDP, and was designed to provide security protection equivalent to TLS/SSL, along with reduced connection and transport latency. QUIC is the name for an experimental protocol and it stands for Quick UDP Internet Connection. All Bitdefender's Enterprise Security solutions are managed within the GravityZone through a single console, Control Center, that provides control, reporting, and alerting services for various roles within the organization. Bitdefender GravityZone provides full visibility into organizations' overall security posture, global security threats, and control over its security services that protect virtual or physical desktops, servers and mobile devices.
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