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<blockquote data-quote="iPanik" data-source="post: 127884" data-attributes="member: 62"><p>Does that mean that WSA will only interfere after malware has done its dirty deed?</p><p></p><p>My main issue with WSA is the lack of exclusions. I have a folder where all of my own code lives. I do not want any AV near that place, whatever goes on in that folder leave it alone. </p><p>I also like to put games and other stuff on exclusion lists. The risk of shady stuff going on in the Spotify cache for example is remote at best, so scanning or monitoring that stuff is a waste of resources.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="iPanik, post: 127884, member: 62"] Does that mean that WSA will only interfere after malware has done its dirty deed? My main issue with WSA is the lack of exclusions. I have a folder where all of my own code lives. I do not want any AV near that place, whatever goes on in that folder leave it alone. I also like to put games and other stuff on exclusion lists. The risk of shady stuff going on in the Spotify cache for example is remote at best, so scanning or monitoring that stuff is a waste of resources. [/QUOTE]
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