Himoya Ulovim

Gmail havolalarini markaziy tekshirish va tashkilotning domen siyosatini qo‘llash.

Himoya Ulovim is an Uzbek-language email link protection extension for organizations using the Himoya Ulovim service. An administrator invitation, an employee account and device approval are required. Installing the extension alone does not connect a Gmail mailbox to the server. The extension checks supported links displayed in Gmail, shows their security status and blocks opening them when the service reports a threat, requires further review, cannot complete the check, or identifies the message as spam/quarantined. Organization block rules also block requests to listed domains in Chrome. Security events identify the employee session, registered computer and manually selected office workstation. Authorized security administrators can investigate blocked-link attempts and see protection coverage. The extension reports the Gmail account address and folder, relevant message identifier when available, checked links, actions and timestamps; the receiving server also sees the connecting IP address. URLs may themselves contain sensitive information. The extension does not upload email body text or attachments, record keystrokes, or collect general browser history. The separate Gmail server integration, when authorized by the mailbox owner, reads messages to extract URLs and can move detected unsafe messages to Spam with a Himoya quarantine label. That authorization is separate from extension installation. The service may send the normalized URL, including query parameters, to Google Web Risk for threat checks. A clean result is not a guarantee of safety. This release does not provide an attachment execution sandbox or guaranteed protection before email delivery. Browsers without the extension are not covered by its click protection.