If, say, I erroneously put malware from the High Restricted group in the Trusted group, will KTS detect "Hey, this file or program is trying to do something malware would want to do, this shouldn't be in the Trusted group, let's put it in the High Restricted group instead" and do so? Or if I define a file's or program's permissions wrongly, then it'll stay that way until I manually correct it, since that'll be "Defined by user"?
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If that malware is already known, I guess it will be detected / removed even if You try to put it on Trusted...
What about heuristics aka behavior based analysis despite user defintion (trusted, restricted, untrusted etc)?
I don't think any reason to stop working even in those cases...
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Even if you accidentally add malware to a trusted group, Kaspersky's heuristic analysis can still detect it if it exhibits malicious behavior. Heuristics can monitor an application's actions, such as attempts to access sensitive files or modify system settings, and flag it as suspicious if it detects any red flags.
You should be cautious with applications you add to the Trusted Group regardless.I wouldn't advise trying to trust applications the rest of the product is flagging as you did here before. Unlike a anti exe that once you whitelist something malicious you have a problem, Kaspersky tends to keep trying to advise and stop this behavior. Although I am going to ask what's the point of using and learning this application if you are just going to ignore it's warnings and settings to run what you want anyway, as this product will not save you from yourself if that's what you are wondering.
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