IP Protection behind Squid proxy server

[PedroHin]

1) The IP Protection doesn't seem to block bad IPs when I have my browser configured to get pages through a Squid proxy I have on my LAN.

I can understand why the proxy connection breaks things since (according to my PC) all pages are coming from the IP of my proxy server -- 192.168.1.190:3128

I am just wondering if there is a way to work around this through a config setting?

2) Related; does MBAM block on the 'GET' statement or does it block on the packets coming from the blacklisted IP?

[nosirrah]

It blocks connections of any kind in either direction to the IP , it is like that IP no longer exists .

[PedroHin]

It blocks connections of any kind in either direction to the IP , it is like that IP no longer exists .

Is there a way to obtain the list of blacklisted IPs used by MBAM?

[mpimpikos]

Hello,

I refer to PedroHin quote. Well it seems that we are more than one who are interested in using MalwareBytes behind a proxy (squid in my case too).

What can we do??

Please confirm if the only way to make it work:

1) remove the proxy completely

2) Download manually the rules.exe and execute it in order to update the program

http://mbam.malwarebytes.org/database/mbam-rules.exe

Regards

1) The IP Protection doesn't seem to block bad IPs when I have my browser configured to get pages through a Squid proxy I have on my LAN.

I can understand why the proxy connection breaks things since (according to my PC) all pages are coming from the IP of my proxy server -- 192.168.1.190:3128

I am just wondering if there is a way to work around this through a config setting?

2) Related; does MBAM block on the 'GET' statement or does it block on the packets coming from the blacklisted IP?