Thanks.It is an internal patch to fix bugs, that did not pass for the K. Beta Testing in public testing...
Will keep an eye on the issues I had, but it does look as if it is resolved
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Thanks.It is an internal patch to fix bugs, that did not pass for the K. Beta Testing in public testing...
Does unticking and disabling this, make browsing/overall protection any less safe? Will it still flag suspicious sites/invalid SSL Certs etc? Or does that need to be turned on?
I don't use the Add-on for the browsers, never really seen the need too.Do You use Kaspersky add-on ob browsers?
Probably not, but "Will it still flag suspicious sites/invalid SSL Certs", but these warnings are also already integrated in browsers![]()
Yep. I might have a dabble. Undecided at the minute.Even Mozilla FireFox warns about certificate issues...
Yep done that, and also gathered the System report. Uploaded them to the Box link they provided.
KES for small and medium business users.How KSOS is different from KES and vice versa?
Fix coming in a database update - at some pointYep done that, and also gathered the System report. Uploaded them to the Box link they provided.
Will see what they come back with now!
What are the differences? Could not find a comparison.No, KES and KSOS are not the same...
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