How to block images/results on google search?

RouterOS General
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Hello,
My name’s Ricardo from Portugal. It’s my first time that I write in that forum.

My question, i think it’s a little bit difficult but is very important. here’s the question:

  • As you know, when I search something in google it search via HTTPS so if i search for “sex” the URL is: https://www.google.pt/?gws_rd=ssl#q=sex
  • With “Web Proxy” or “Layer 7” I can block the URLs that have “sex” word in HTTP but it doesn’t work in HTTPS. So if I change to “Images” it will show inproper images.

My goal is:

  1. The URL is: https://www.google.pt/?gws_rd=ssl#q=sex
  2. so in the URL it have the “sex” word but it is in HTTPS

How can I block the “sex” results/images in google as HTTPS?

I hope that my explanation is understandable.

Regards,
Ricardo Silva

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any sugestions?!

I’d like to block the images when URL is https://www.google.pt/#q=sex

Please help

3

What do you have against sex? Sex means amongst others also gender. What is wrong with gender? Such filter doesn’t solve anything as there are millions of ways how to reach sexual content.

4

You can not really do that.

As you are aware, SSL-traffic is encrypted.

There are solutions for this, in which you use a proxy solution with two certificates. The firewall then can decrypt the query, filter the contents, and then handle the traffic accoprdingly. Basically, it is a sanctioned MITM-attack.

To the best of my knowledge, MikroTik equipment does not have any such functionality.

Here is a guide describing the principle when deployed on MS TMG Server.

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Have you tried to search for “sex” and click on images?! There show explicit sexual content. I manage a college with kids with 8,9,10 and 11 yrs old and they search for sex everyday. I can block adult sites but i can’t block images!

I only can block all https://google with layer 7 and use http://www.kidrex.org/ (by google) but this is not a correct system.

I want to block the string “sex” (probably with layer 7) when the url is https://www.google.pt/#q=sex

I think it is possible with mikrotik but i don’t know how… Someone can help me?

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Have you tried opendns? Redirect transparently all dns requests to your router, and set opendns on the router dns. See if it can block requests to “malicious” websites