Kaspersky Total Security 2018

The Adult content category includes the following types of websites:

• Websites containing any photo or video materials of genitals, sexual intercourse or masturbation of human beings or humanoid creatures.
• Websites containing any text, including literary and artistic materials, that describes sexual intercourse or masturbation of human beings or humanoid creatures.
• Websites for discussing human sexuality.
• Websites that contain erotic materials, realistic descriptions or depictions of human sexuality, works of art created for the purpose of arousing a sexual or prurient interest.
• Websites of official media or online communities with established target audience that include special sections or articles on sexual relationships.
• Websites on sexual deviations.
• Websites that promote or sell items intended for sex and sexual arousal, sexual services or dating, including online services such as erotic video chats, phone sex, virtual sex.
• Web resources containing information about abortion, including those of medical institutions.

The Software, audio and video category includes websites for downloading certain types of files.

• Websites for downloading audio and video files: movies, recordings of sports events and concerts, music, music videos, video clips, audio and video learning materials, etc.
• Torrent trackers and file sharing services irrespective of physical location of files to which they provide access.
• Electronic catalogs of software which have a trial period of use.

The category Аlcohol, tobacco, narcotics includes websites with content directly or indirectly related to alcohol and products containing alcohol, tobacco products, narcotic, psychoactive and mood-altering substances:  

• Websites for advertising and sale of above mentioned products and substances, as well as items intended for their use.
• Websites that contain instructions for use or manufacturing of narcotic, psychoactive, and mind-altering substances.

The Violence category includes websites that contain any photo, video, or text content that describe or depict physical or psychological abuse of human beings and violence towards animals:

• Websites that contain depictions or descriptions of execution and torture, as well as instruments intended for such actions.
• Websites that contain descriptions or depictions of murder, fights, torture, rape, or abusive actions towards human beings, animals, or non-human characters.
• Websites that promote actions that constitute threat to life and health, self-harm and suicide.
• Websites that promote or advocate aggressive or violent actions or encourage violent behavior towards human beings or animals.
• Websites that include realistic depictions or descriptions of human suffering, injury and death during wars, armed conflicts, military clashes, incidents, disasters, emergency situations, natural, technological, and social cataclysms.
• Browser games that contain scenes of violence, such as "shooters", "fightings", "slashers", and so on.

The Weapons category includes websites that contain information on weapons, explosives, or pyrotechnics:

• Websites of manufacturers and shops that produce and sell weapons, explosives, or pyrotechnics.
• Websites on manufacturing and using weapons, explosives, or pyrotechnics.
• Websites that contain analytic, historical, technical, and encyclopedic information on the topic of weapons, explosives, and pyrotechnics.

The Profanity category includes any websites that contain strong language.

The Gambling, lotteries, sweepstakes category includes websites that offer financial participation in gaming activity, even if it is optional:

• Gambling activities that require financial contribution for participation.
• Sweepstakes with financial stakes.
• Lotteries that require purchasing of tickets or numbers.
• Information that encourages to participate in gambling, lotteries or sweepstakes.

The Internet communication media category includes websites that let registered or unregistered users send personal messages to other users or add publicly or partially accessible content to the websites under certain terms.

• Online chats and websites that promote, distribute, and support applications for exchanging instant messages.
• Forums and blogs: websites that lets users participate in the discussion of numerous topics via special web applications, including blogging platforms.
• Sites providing free or paid blog creation and services.
• Bulletin board systems: websites that let users place an ad or search for ads that offer free or paid products and services.
• Social networks: websites that let users create and establish online contact with other individuals, organizations, or the government, and which require creating a user account.
• Online dating services: types of social networks that provide paid or free dating services.
• Web mail: authorization pages of e-mail services and mailbox pages that contain e-mails and associated data (for example, personal contacts). The category does not include other pages of the e-mail service provider’s website.

The Electronic commerce category includes websites for any electronic money transactions through special web applications:

• Online stores and auctions offering any goods and services to individuals or legal entities that support online payment. This includes websites of stores that only operate via the Internet as well as online departments of regular stores.
• Special web pages of public and private institutions or individuals that offer any paid services.
• Special web pages of banks where online banking transactions can be performed, such as electronic funds transfers between bank accounts, setting up accounts, currency conversion, payments for third-party services, etc.
• Websites of online payment systems that require a personal user account.

The Recruitment category includes websites that serve for establishing contacts between employers and those seeking employment:

• Websites of recruitment and employment agencies.
• Company websites that contain descriptions of open positions and their advantages.
• Independent websites that contain job offers from employers and recruitment agencies.
• Professional networks, including websites for posting and looking up professional information about people that are not currently looking for work.

The HTTP query redirection category includes websites for downloading third-party content that use special web applications for:

• Bypassing local network administrator's restrictions for accessing web addresses and IP addresses.
• Anonymously accessing websites, including websites that do not receive HTTP-requests from certain IP addresses or address groups (for example, by region).

The Computer games category includes websites associated with computer games of various genres:

• Websites of computer games developers.
• Websites for discussing computer games.
• Websites that provide technical functionality for playing online with or without interaction with other players, with local installation of applications or without it (browser games).
• Websites for advertisement, distribution, and support of gaming software.

The Religions, religious associations category includes websites that contain information about public movements, unions, and organizations that imply any form of religious ideology and/or cult:

• Websites of official religious organizations of different levels, from international religions to local religious communities.
• Websites of unofficial religious groups and organizations that developed historically as a result of separation from a dominant religious association or community.
• Websites of religious groups and organizations that appeared independently of traditional religious movements, including those founded by a certain leader.
• Websites of interreligious organizations created for cooperation of members of different traditional religions.
• Websites containing scientific, historical, and encyclopedic materials on religion.
• Websites containing detailed descriptions or pictures of religious events, including ceremonies and rituals, associated with the worship of God, creatures and / or objects, vested with supernatural properties.

The News media category includes websites containing public news information, which is formed by mass media as well as websites where content is submitted by users.

• Official news media websites.
• Information services that provide links to official information sources.
• News aggregation websites (collecting news from various official and unofficial sources).
• News websites with user-generated content.