Daily Firewall Report2026-08-07 #50986
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🔥 Executive Summary
Report Date: 2026-08-07
Analyzed 18 distinct firewall-enabled workflows across 29 runs in the past 24 hours (broader 7-day queries timed out repeatedly against the logs backend, so this report covers the most recent successfully-collected window). All monitored network traffic was allowed — no blocked requests or blocked domains were observed in any of the 29 runs. Firewall enforcement (Squid,
v0.27.44) is active and functioning, but current allowlists appear to fully cover the domains these workflows need.✅ Key Metrics
🚫 Top Blocked Domains
No blocked domains were recorded in this reporting window — all 1,530 requests across 29 runs were allowed.
📊 Allowed Domain Traffic (for context)
View Detailed Request Patterns by Workflow
No workflow recorded any blocked requests in this window.
View Complete Blocked Domains List
No blocked domains were recorded across the 29 analyzed runs.
💡 Security Recommendations
logstool withfirewall: trueand a 7-day window consistently hitcontext deadline exceeded(60s timeout) across multiple retries, even with reducedcountand narrower date sub-ranges. Only a ~24h window (29 runs, 18 workflows) could be reliably retrieved. Consider raising the backend timeout or paginating server-side for thelogsMCP tool to support full 7-day firewall reports going forward.chatgpt.com/ab.chatgpt.comtraffic (4 requests total) — low volume, but confirm this is expected/intentional egress rather than incidental telemetry from an AI engine.All reactions