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Keywords— Data mining, Web mining, ICT, web content filter, tech savvy, offensive,.
I. INTRODUCTION
A website filter is a network application used for website control and or to manage traffic. Website filters are
used as a tool and security features to block network traffic according to a user or network preferences. Website filters
are built into devices or software including router, switches, firewalls, anti-spyware software, and browsers. Web filters
are the tools, designed using web mining technique. Web mining is an application of data mining.
ICT is an umbrella term that includes any communication device or application, encompassing: radio, television,
cellular phones, computers, and internet etc. To improve quality of teaching and learning we are using Information
communication technology (ICT) is used to enhance the learning process. While surfing on internet, web Filter is used to
filter unwanted data, inappropriate content across the web, and at the same time allowing students to use rich educational
sites to enhance their learning as well as knowledge. Technology has brought more computing to schools, and so that, it
need to protect students from inappropriate content across the web. Instead of blocking off large portions of the Internet,
many schools are utilizing customizable web filtering systems that allow to control over which sites are allowed or
blocked. the Child Pornography Prevention Act of 1996 (CPPA), the Children's Online Privacy Protection Act of 1998
(COPPA) and the Children Internet protection Act (CIPA) requires that schools have to protect students from obscene or
harmful online content in order to be eligible for discounts on internet access or internal connections through the Schools
and Libraries.
2. Kinder gate parental control: this is home internet filtering security solution. It is real time content filtering
based on mechanism of url filtering & morphological analysis filtering contextual advertises, safe search, black
list, white list, and control of downloads. It complies the regulation of internet watch foundation (IWF) and
Children Internet Protection Acts (CIPA). It uses HTTP traffic filtering, deep content inspection, blocking of
unwanted sites, and pages.[12]
3. K9 (Windows/Mac, Free): K9 is a desktop solution. Install the software and it checks all the internet requests
you make against the filters you have specified. In an effort to overcome the limitations of working from a static
database, K9 introduced Dynamic Real-Time Rating to actively access the content of websites and ban them if
they fall into the filter categories you've selected. It main strong points are the division of filtered content into
60+ categories which is easy to manage. [13]
5. SquidGuard/Squid (Linux, Free): SquidGuard is natively aUNIX-environment only tool, and you can install it
onto Linux, FreeBSD, and so forth. It is a standalone filtering tool you have to just connect into with a proxy
and you are protected with filtering tools.[15]
6. Securly is a cloud based subscription service that offers K-12 internet content filtering. It is designed in
integration with Google Apps for education with chrome book. It is designed to prevent the problem of "over
blocking" in schools and organization.[16]
Figure 6 Securly
7. Netbox Blue has a database of over 6 Billion URLs that enable schools to easily allow or block access to web
sites based on predefined categories. Teachers, IT staff or other school officials can add to or remove specific
URLs if required.[17]
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[11] http://dansguardian.org/
[12] https://www.entensys.com/products/kindergate-parental-control/overview
[13] http://www1.k9webprotection.com/
[14] https://www.opendns.com/home-internet-security/
[15] http://www.squidguard.org/
[16] https://www.securly.com/
[17] http://netboxblue.com/