Kaspersky Free AntiVirus 2019 - September 2018 Report

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Kaspersky Free AntiVirus 2019 - September 2018 Report
Due to the small number of samples used in this tests, you should take results with a grain of salt. We encourage you to compare these results with others and take informed decisions on what security products to use.
Total Samples: 126
Total Static Detections: 97 / 126 (76,98%)
Total Dynamic Detections: 24 / 126 (19,04%)
Total Not Detected/Missed: 5 / 126 (3,96%)
Total Detected: 121 / 126 (96,03%)


Total samples pack: 8
Total samples pack been tested: 8
Total final status of the system (clean): 3
Total final status of the system (protec
ted): 4
Total final status of the system (infected): 2
Total final status of the system (encrypted): 0
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September
2018
Samples
Pack
Static
Detection
Dynamic
Detection
Total
Detection
Bait Files
Encrypted
2nd Opinion
Scanners
System
Final Status
Thread
Link


03/09/2018​



15​



12 / 15​



2 / 3​



14 / 15​



No



All Clean



Protected






05/09/2018​



1​



1 / 1​



1 / 1*



1 / 1​



No



All Clean



Clean






07/09/2018​



14​



12 / 14​



2 / 2​



14 / 14​



No



All Clean



Clean






10/09/2018​



24​



17 / 24​



7 / 7​



24 / 24​



No



Before Reboot: Infected

After Reboot:​

All Clean



Not Clean

Protected






11/09/2018​



17​



12 / 17​



4 / 5​



16 / 17​



No



Before Reboot: Infected

After Reboot: Infected



Infected






14/09/2018​



18​



13 / 18​



3 / 5​



16 / 18​



No



All Clean



Clean






21/09/2018​



21​



16 / 21​



4 / 5​



20 / 21​



No



All Clean



Protected






27/09/2018​



16​



14 / 16​



1 / 2​



15 / 16​



No



Before Reboot: System Infected

After Reboot: All Clean



Infected

Protected
















































































































 
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Kaspersky Free AntiVirus 2019 - September 2018 Report

Total Samples:
Total Static Detections:
Total Dynamic Detections:
Total Not Detected/Missed:
Total Detected:


Total samples pack:
Total samples pack been tested:
Total final status of the system (clean):
Total final status of the system (protec
ted):
Total final status of the system (infected):
Total final status of the system (encrypted):
September
2018
Samples
Pack
Static
Detection
Dynamic
Detection
Total
Detection
Bait Files
Encrypted
2nd Opinion
Scanners
System
Final Status
Thread
Link


03/09/2018​



15​



12 / 15​



2 / 3​



14 / 15​



No



All Clean



Protected















































































































































































































































hi harlan,
what is difference b/w Application control and system watcher..
is AC- a sort of ADDS (Depends on rules and block from the LABS) since even if i off it SYS Watcher blocks it and vice versa
 

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AC: it's a HIPS. There are 4 trusting groups for applications and others susceptible executables files (dll, scripts, etc.): Trusted, Low Restricted, High Restricted and UnTrusted. In the 1st run, Kaspersky in a combination of Heur and KSN White Listing assign a group for every executable file, those groups will apply trusted or limited rights to that application during its execution. We may also add or assign a group manually for a new application before its 1st execution.

SW: it's the behaviour blocker, includes Anti-Exploit technology and also some roll back features. It share data/info with AC and others protection modules.

KFA2019 / KCloudSFree 2019 don't not have AC...

How to configure applications' rights and protected resources' properties by using Application Control in Kaspersky Internet Security 2015

System Watcher in Kaspersky Total Security 2018
 
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AC: it's a HIPS. There are 4 trusting groups for applications and others susceptible executables files (dll, scripts, etc.): Trusted, Low Restricted, High Restricted and UnTrusted. In the 1st run, Kaspersky in a combination of Heur and KSN White Listing assign a group for every executable file, those groups will apply trusted or limited rights to that application during its execution. We may also add or assign a group manually for a new application before its 1st execution.

SW: it's the behaviour blocker, includes Anti-Exploit technology and also some roll back features. It share data/info with AC and others protection modules.

KFA2019 / KCloudSFree 2019 don't not have AC...

How to configure applications' rights and protected resources' properties by using Application Control in Kaspersky Internet Security 2015

System Watcher in Kaspersky Total Security 2018
I have seen majority of AC detections to be UDS..Since I tested with Inet -ON
Does AC works offline like SW..?
When online/offline does it work independently (SW a part)
Does it work offline if I disable SW?
The reason I'm asking many Q are AC worked exceptionally well like SW except roll back..Almost a total block out(INET ON)
 

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UDS -> Urgent Detection System: Protection From A Cloud — What Is Kaspersky Security Network

Yes, AC works also offline, but of course it can't get info from KSN whitelisting in real time, but still can assign a restriction group for a new application, although it may change when online again :giggle:

Also SW works offline but is also limited, since it can't get info from the cloud and KSN.

So, that's why it is important to tweak the trusting group for unknown applications :)
 

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