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Please add wildcards support (*, ?, etc...) to website whitelist to be able to exclude from wrong detection entire domains like *.abcd.com

https://thehackernews.com/2020/12/a-new-solarwinds-flaw-likely-had-let.html

Hello Tibi, The block will be reviewed. If you need additional help, please let us know. Happy Holidays!

The update should be already out.

Ok, I just created new topic REQUEST: add wildcards support to websites whitelist - Malwarebytes for Windows - Malwarebytes Forums

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