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Using PUP test files, Kaspersky does not seem to block PUPs.... interesting.
Feature Settings Check – Potentially Unwanted Applications » AMTSO
Feature Settings Check – Potentially Unwanted Applications » AMTSO
For the AMTSO tests, hereUsing PUP test files, Kaspersky does not seem to block PUPs.... interesting.
Feature Settings Check – Potentially Unwanted Applications » AMTSO
Interesting. It didn't detect the PUP file for me at all. Everything else it did detect....For the AMTSO tests, here
Feature Settings Check for Desktop Solutions » AMTSO
KAF passed ALL except the no. 5 Phishing Page test. I think KAF does not protect against phishing sites.
Interesting. It didn't detect the PUP file for me at all. Everything else it did detect....
It also gets overwhelmed when you throw a lot of malware at once at it for me which kinda worries me that you can simply overwhelm it by flooding malware onto a computer. It would simply forget to scan some of them which is really bad imo.
Yes. It blocked the phishing page for me. It's under Advanced Settings for Web AntivirusYou mean it detected the no. 5 Phishing Page test as well? Where in KAF can you enable this phishing feature?
Thanks
It is true that Kaspersky will allow some digitally signed PUPs to be installed. However, there is a context menu lookup of file reputation via KSN. A low or very low incidence among Kaspersky users is a red flag. If you don't trust it, then don't install it. It's as simple as that and there is no valid counter argument to that very basic concept.
I found out how to block PUPs. Go to Settings > Additional > Threats and Exclusions > Check "Detect other software that can be used by criminals.."
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PUPs are now being blocked. I can sleep well now. Lesson: Make sure to go through all the settings and configure it the way you want to.
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True. But, I have Smartscreen and Comodo blocking untrusted programs. I just wanted to see it blocking all of the AMTSO tests.True, in that case there are stronger solutions against pups, as is the case of Avast, Panda...
There are pups that still pass because they are "trustworthy" what think is wrong.
Thats what I did. So now KAF passed all the AMTSO testsI found out how to block PUPs. Go to Settings > Additional > Threats and Exclusions > Check "Detect other software that can be used by criminals.."
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PUPs are now being blocked. I can sleep well now. Lesson: Make sure to go through all the settings and configure it the way you want to.
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True. But, I have Smartscreen and Comodo blocking untrusted programs. I just wanted to see it blocking all of the AMTSO tests.
Very good point. Yeah... Kaspersky did not detect it at all... ugh.I have the impression that the AMTSO does not update, Matousec that had good tools, download the translation of this game Alan Wake ( http://tribogamer.com/traducoes/122_traducao-do-alan-wake-para-portugues-do-brasil.html ) and will see pup, it passes by Kaspersky others do not.
I just did a file lookup and it gave me nothing.Kaspersky is not that bad against PUPs. The user is expected to perform a file lookup and make a decision. It is not difficult. Stop expecting fully automated solutions.
Very good point. Yeah... Kaspersky did not detect it at all... ugh.
I just did a file lookup and it gave me nothing.
I noticed KFA activates with 1 year of protection. What happens after 1 year? How do you get another year?
It makes sense to me, if you prefer SAP over Voodoo.Anyone think that using Kaspersky Free with SecureAPlus, minus the AV, makes sense? It has Application Control and is supposed to offer protection against ransomeware.
I noticed KFA activates with 1 year of protection. What happens after 1 year? How do you get another year?