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How to stop any upload function to any website,email ....etc

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Hi there, I want to secure my environment. The employees are editing docuemnts ,and they are using firefox for surfing the internet too. All what I want to do is to control upload from local hard disk into your browser, by any how... upload pop up, drag and drop ....etc

Hi there, I want to secure my environment. The employees are editing docuemnts ,and they are using firefox for surfing the internet too. All what I want to do is to control upload from local hard disk into your browser, by any how... upload pop up, drag and drop ....etc

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There might be a way to block <input type="file"> but some sites use drag and drop (e.g., Google search by image) or Flash for uploading, so I'm not sure you can really stop it at the browser level.

Have you looked into DLP software? http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Data_loss_prevention_software

A simple question expecting a simple solution, but you have opened a can of worms

Management is only noticing the insecurity issue & attributing it to Firefox because Firefox is easy to use and presumably highly visible and available.

All what I want to do is to control upload from local hard disk into your browser

If the employees have access to the local hard drive with Firefox they probably also have access via the OS anyway. They may have access to a lot more than you realise.

and they are using firefox for surfing the internet too.

Again it appears employees have unrestricted internet access.

No doubt any employee could just install another copy of Firefox, another browser, or just use a browser or complete OS on a memory stick.

I know I have drifted off the original subject as in your question but it would be worth reviewing security in more depth.

This forum is not the place to discuss internet or corporate security, nor the place to discuss just what a school-age child may do with a computer! I did however think it worth trying to explain why the original question may not be a Firefox problem.