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Allowlist and Denylist Settings
Allowlist and Denylist Settings
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Adding Domains to the Allowlist

When configuring the allowlist in Vector’s Settings, follow these guidelines:

  • To allow a specific subdomain, add the full domain using dot notation:

  • To allow all subdomains under a primary domain, use a wildcard (*):

    • Example: *.vector.com β†’ This allows app.vector.com, portal.vector.com, blog.vector.com, and any other subdomain under vector.com.

  • To allow the entire root domain, you must explicitly add the root:

    • Example: vector.com β†’ This allows vector.com but does not automatically include subdomains.

Best Practices for Allowlisting

βœ… Use wildcard notation (*) when you want to enable access across all subdomains. βœ… Ensure that your allowlist includes all necessary domains where Vector should be accessible. βœ… Regularly review and update your allowlist to remove outdated or unnecessary domains.
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How Denylist Works

The Denylist explicitly blocks certain domains from accessing the Vector pixel. Even if a domain is in the allowlist, adding it to the denylist will override the allowlist and block access.
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Adding Domains to the Denylist

  • To block a specific subdomain, add it explicitly:

    • Example: malicious.vector.com β†’ Blocks only malicious.vector.com.

  • To block all subdomains under a domain, use a wildcard:

    • Example: *.badsite.com β†’ Blocks any subdomain under badsite.com.

  • To block an entire domain, simply enter the root domain:

    • Example: badsite.com β†’ Blocks badsite.com and any subdomain under it.

Best Practices for Denylists

❌ Denylist overrides the Allowlistβ€”use it to block known threats or unauthorized domains. ❌ Avoid over-restricting unless necessary, as this may inadvertently block legitimate users. ❌ Regularly review your denylist to remove false positives and ensure security.
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Managing Allowlist & Denylist in Vector Settings

  1. Navigate to Vector Platform β†’ Settings β†’ Domain Vertification.

  2. Locate the Allowlist & Denylist section.

  3. Add, modify, or remove domains using dot notation (.) and wildcard (*) rules.

  4. Save changes and verify domain access.

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