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<blockquote data-quote="Studynxx" data-source="post: 1082769" data-attributes="member: 98674">I have been using KTS for years now. Won&#039;t stop it seems. The only modification I ever do is I bind KTS to a password under &quot;Interface&quot; so without it, nobody can ever make changes to anything in Kaspersky. Can&#039;t even look at logs. Etc.Does Kaspersky on DEFAULT settings make it next to impossible to penetrate your system for malware? I usually run questionable .exe&#039;s and programs in a Hyper-V VM first - where the VM&#039;s not run in Enhanced Mode so no copy-paste works -&nbsp; which also has KTS (trial) including the &quot;password lock&quot;. But before I run them, I, on the VM, upload them to VirusTotal and watch what it says especially when it comes to the BEHAVIOR tab&#039;s &quot;Activity&quot; tab&#039;s &quot;Detection Summary&quot; section. If it says &quot;no detections&quot; and the questionable program/file/files is/are at least a year old (creation date), and the reputable AVs such as Malwarebytes, Kaspersky, haven&#039;t picked it up, I assume it&#039;&quot;s safe and then run it inside the Hyper-V VM. Sorry if this sounds stupid. Also question number 2: on the DEFAULT settings (excluding the password lock), does Kaspersky detect and protect against malicious powershell/VBS/python/batch scripts? My ExecutionPolicy is always set to RemoteSigned as part of my system image that I create, make changes to and deploy every 6 months or so.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Studynxx, post: 1082769, member: 98674"] I have been using KTS for years now. Won't stop it seems. The only modification I ever do is I bind KTS to a password under "Interface" so without it, nobody can ever make changes to anything in Kaspersky. Can't even look at logs. Etc. Does Kaspersky on DEFAULT settings make it next to impossible to penetrate your system for malware? I usually run questionable .exe's and programs in a Hyper-V VM first - where the VM's not run in Enhanced Mode so no copy-paste works - which also has KTS (trial) including the "password lock". But before I run them, I, on the VM, upload them to VirusTotal and watch what it says especially when it comes to the BEHAVIOR tab's "Activity" tab's "Detection Summary" section. If it says "no detections" and the questionable program/file/files is/are at least a year old (creation date), and the reputable AVs such as Malwarebytes, Kaspersky, haven't picked it up, I assume it'"s safe and then run it inside the Hyper-V VM. Sorry if this sounds stupid. [B]Also question number 2:[/B] on the DEFAULT settings (excluding the password lock), does Kaspersky detect and protect against malicious powershell/VBS/python/batch scripts? My ExecutionPolicy is always set to RemoteSigned as part of my system image that I create, make changes to and deploy every 6 months or so. [/QUOTE]

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