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Nice job on that and the modes incorporated.Kaspersky Knowledge Base
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That's rather insecure.
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It is a specialized tool for security professionals engaged in specific tasks like threat hunting, system tuning, and working within a sophisticated, layered security infrastructure.
The installer for now only can be found via Your account of My Kaspersky:
In my case I've installed in Linux Minx, so I downloaded Debian based:
Just installed, the script installation auto-executed, and You will have to answer some questions via Linux Terminal, to end the steps of configuration, and finally a K. desktop icon will appear in taskbar, if You did not provide the activation code, during these steps, You will get this:
Going to Support, You can type manually the activation code:
Very simple GUI, and very few minimal settings, without option of custom, just Enable / Disable, additional custom settings can be applied via command line in Terminal (see Online Help in my 1st post to access specific custom commands):
Scan options:
Reports:
In my case I've installed in Linux Minx, so I downloaded Debian based:
Just installed, the script installation auto-executed, and You will have to answer some questions via Linux Terminal, to end the steps of configuration, and finally a K. desktop icon will appear in taskbar, if You did not provide the activation code, during these steps, You will get this:
Going to Support, You can type manually the activation code:
Very simple GUI, and very few minimal settings, without option of custom, just Enable / Disable, additional custom settings can be applied via command line in Terminal (see Online Help in my 1st post to access specific custom commands):
Scan options:
Reports:
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There are different installers... I can't share the links, since I downloaded from my account of My Kaspersky service.
I can share links, once downloaded, from my personal cloud in Mega.
I can share links, once downloaded, from my personal cloud in Mega.
But can private users use it on their PC like a regular AV?
Why not? This is a home product, You need a Kaspersky activation code. If You have a subscription, You should access to Your My Kaspersky account and get the link there.
I searched online and couldn't find any details on the Kaspersky website.
Do you know where I can find some information on their website?
I looked at the Italian Kaspersky website.
Still no info in official sites, for now I only found info in Kaspersky OnLine Help, see my 1st post.
So, probably still not officially released.
mega.nz
Steps to different installation procedures here:
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So, probably still not officially released.
File folder on MEGA
Steps to different installation procedures here:
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Kaspersky for Linux expands security options for home users
The Linux version of Kaspersky protection for home users is now available for Kaspersky Standard, Kaspersky Plus, and Kaspersky Premium subscribers.
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have you tried it on linux, if yes, which distro?Kaspersky for Linux expands security options for home users
The Linux version of Kaspersky protection for home users is now available for Kaspersky Standard, Kaspersky Plus, and Kaspersky Premium subscribers.
I tried in Linux Mint.
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The installer for now only can be found via Your account of My Kaspersky:
In my case I've installed in Linux Minx, so I downloaded Debian based:
Just installed, the script installation auto-executed, and You will have to answer some questions via Linux Terminal, to end the steps of configuration, and finally a K. desktop icon will appear in taskbar, if You did not provide the activation code, during these steps, You will get this:
Going to Support, You can type manually the activation code:
Very simple GUI, and very few minimal...
In my case I've installed in Linux Minx, so I downloaded Debian based:
Just installed, the script installation auto-executed, and You will have to answer some questions via Linux Terminal, to end the steps of configuration, and finally a K. desktop icon will appear in taskbar, if You did not provide the activation code, during these steps, You will get this:
Going to Support, You can type manually the activation code:
Very simple GUI, and very few minimal...
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