Does the optional security license block outbound malware?

[speakerfritz]

Does the optional security license block outbound malware?   

such as these?

31/tcp	Agent 31, Hackers Paradise, Masters Paradise
1170/tcp	Psyber Stream
1234/tcp	Ultors Trojan
1243/tcp	SubSeven server (default for V1.0-2.0)
1981/tcp	ShockRave
2001/tcp	Trojan Cow
2023/tcp	Ripper Pro
2140/udp	Deep Throat, Invasor
2989/tcp	Rat backdoor
3024/tcp	WinCrash
3150/tcp	Deep Throat, Invasor
3700/tcp	Portal of Doom
4950/tcp	ICQ Trojan
6346/tcp	Gnutella
6400/tcp	The Thing
6667/tcp	Trinity intruder-to-master and master-to-daemon SubSeven server (default for V2.1 Icqfix and beyond)
6670/tcp	Deep Throat
12345/tcp	NetBus 1.x, GabanBus, Pie Bill Gates, X-Bill
12346/tcp	NetBus 1.x
16660/tcp	Stacheldraht intruder-to-master
18753/udp	Shaft master-to-daemon
20034/tcp	NetBus 2 Pro
20432/tcp	Shaft intruder-to-master
20433/udp	Shaft daemon-to-master
27374/tcp	SubSeven server (default for V2.1-Defcon)
27444/udp	Trinoo master-to-daemon
27665/tcp	Trinoo intruder-to-master
30100/tcp	NetSphere
31335/udp	Trinoo daemon-to-master
31337/tcp	Back Orifice, Baron Night, Bo Facil
33270/tcp	Trinity master-to-daemon
33567/tcp	Backdoor rootshell via inetd (from Lion worm)
33568/tcp	Trojaned version of SSH (from Lion worm)
40421/tcp	Masters Paradise Trojan horse
60008/tcp	Backdoor rootshel via inetd (from Lion worm)
65000/tcp	Stacheldraht master-to-daemon

[speakerfritz · Accepted solution]

I opened a ticket and got this response…not sure if this means the feature only blocks by domain and dies or if a malware operator plants malware on my network…the out bound transmission port is blocked …I’m thinking not for the later.

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Thank you for contacting Meraki Go Support!

The security subscription blocks access to websites and domains known to host malware. I can't confirm what specific ports are blocked, but well known malware threats would be blocked by the feature.

Regards,

Meraki Go Support