- Apr 28, 2015
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Hi guys, this is my updated config for 2018
i swear to god i saw TAM enabled :X3:Where is the overkill? I only have 1 real-time security solution running
About on demand scanners, maybe a bit, but every scanner has its own difference and engines, and I keep them all to get the wider number of engines detections
TAM is disabled only enabled in VM for testing malware
Where is the overkill? I only have 1 real-time security solution running
About on demand scanners, maybe a bit, but every scanner has its own difference and engines, and I keep them all to get the wider number of engines detections
TAM is disabled only enabled in VM for testing malware
I haven't publish "all" of my custom settings
Anyway, as always, it may depends on the system and hardware specs...
My system is not new (AMD Athlon II X3 450 @ 3,20Ghz 8GB RAM) but I have 3 hard disks, 2 of them are SSDs (Samsung 850 Pro for Windows system + Crucial MX300 for testing virtual machines) which improves considerably the respond of the system
Where is the overkill? I only have 1 real-time security solution running
Probably lead to moving manually sometimes some applications from untrusted group to trusted, but I'm not installing every day new or unknown applications... so, even though I like this way, it's me who decide which applications will be run in trustedEven the ones you posted in your configuration are enough to cause problems.
Probably lead to moving manually sometimes some applications from untrusted group to trusted, but I'm not installing every day new or unknown applications... so, even though I like this way, it's me who decide which applications will be run in trusted
About browser slowdown, I'm not personally worried, to visit some forums, watch sometimes some videos and check some news sites, I don't need actually much speed (Fiber Optic 50MB/50MB network connection), also my FFQ for now responds quite fast
i seriously can't tell if you're talking about TAM or Application control. TAM can do this, Application Control however never does it.One of the worst aspect of Kaspersky is its poor application control module which continues to put legitimate and well-known stuff (with digitally signed signatures) into restricted mode. You can't install with Kaspersky running and it will interfere with the install process and make it messy. Same goes for the uninstall. That was a big turn-off for me.
In general I don't get that issue, unless I install a new or unknown application on my system, but as I said sometimes if You are offline, and access to KSN, You may get this behaviour, or unless there are some temporal issues to connect to KSN...