User accessing excessive website with no HTTP access ?

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Hm.. if that's the case shall I report it to Symantec or Microsoft to be blocked ?

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It's a valid site that provides a service that you use, so it'll only cause trouble to block it. Quite possibly EE itself won't work for anyone that blocks it. You use the service by displaying web pages that rely on it, e.g., the page that you are reading this comment on.

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Ah I see,

But howcome it is consuming more than 58 GB weekly under my own username ?

I'm under investigation this week by my Security Manager and HR team :-| for possible information breach.

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ok, after closing the browser which opens up this website (EE) and stopping OneDrive usage, I can see that the traffic is no more :-)

However, I can see new problem arise:

0.client-channel.google.com 18.32 GB

It is now Google syphoning my data in the background.

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