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did you disable "perform recommended actions automatically" to get notification on ask user?
KIS/KTS/KSCloud/KStandard/KPlus/KPremium - Implementing Protected Folders via Manage Resources (+ Default Deny Mode)
- Thread starter harlan4096
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- Jan 14, 2016
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Yes.
If it is not disabled, then 'allow' & 'ask user' is no different.
Note: I don't put 'ask user' in network settings, as it will cause a flood of notifications.
- Dec 21, 2017
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is there any way to protect files by extension using a wild card like *.mp4 ?
- Apr 28, 2015
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Check Step 6 of the 1st post (there You can add and/or modify specific entries for mp4 file extension), also check: How to protect your computer against file-encrypting malware in Kaspersky Internet Security 19
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- Dec 21, 2017
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ok Thanks!
can I protect files using comma to separate each or do I need to make separately?
- Apr 28, 2015
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@harlan4096
Just a note:
I picked up a malicious file from Malware Bazaar just to test whether Kaspersky would detect it (I wouldn't run the program, just unzip it on the desktop).
Kaspersky did not detect the file (I thought this was strange, but proceeded).
I had the file scanned from the context menu and still Kaspersky didn't detect anything. The interesting point is that I use Kaspersky in default deny mode, so I tried to open the file and what happened? It was blocked as expected!
From what I saw, it showed up in KSN for the first time with me because the creation date and time in KSN showed up the exact time I opened the file.
Just think if it was another AV (just as an example ESET or Bitdefender - the most famous ones so to speak) this file would be executed if the AV did not detect it as malicious.
This is why I like to use Kaspersky in this default deny mode, as it gives me an "additional security layer" and gives me more security.
I recommend everyone who has a little knowledge, mainly in the "Application Control" module and wants something stricter to have more security, to use the product this way.
The tested file can be checked out here: v.gd - Shortened URL
Link of the file sent for Kaspersky analysis: v.gd - Shortened URL
Just a note:
I picked up a malicious file from Malware Bazaar just to test whether Kaspersky would detect it (I wouldn't run the program, just unzip it on the desktop).
Kaspersky did not detect the file (I thought this was strange, but proceeded).
I had the file scanned from the context menu and still Kaspersky didn't detect anything. The interesting point is that I use Kaspersky in default deny mode, so I tried to open the file and what happened? It was blocked as expected!
From what I saw, it showed up in KSN for the first time with me because the creation date and time in KSN showed up the exact time I opened the file.
Just think if it was another AV (just as an example ESET or Bitdefender - the most famous ones so to speak) this file would be executed if the AV did not detect it as malicious.
This is why I like to use Kaspersky in this default deny mode, as it gives me an "additional security layer" and gives me more security.
I recommend everyone who has a little knowledge, mainly in the "Application Control" module and wants something stricter to have more security, to use the product this way.
The tested file can be checked out here: v.gd - Shortened URL
Link of the file sent for Kaspersky analysis: v.gd - Shortened URL
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That sample is corrupted:
So, all those detections at VT are FPs...
So, all those detections at VT are FPs...
- Feb 8, 2016
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- Dec 21, 2017
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Is there any problem of blocking read, write, create and delete rights to MS edge's Extension folder for all apps (trusted and low restricted and everything) except for Microsoft Edge;
MS Edge Extensions folder at C:\users\(username)\Appdata\local\Microsoft\Edge\User Data\Default\Extensions
MS Edge Extensions folder at C:\users\(username)\Appdata\local\Microsoft\Edge\User Data\Default\Extensions
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- Dec 21, 2017
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yea like this
to be in the safe side i let Microsoft apps to have full rights, but I am wondering if its safe to let only MS edge has access to that folder?
i am trying to protect crypto wallet
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Note that PROTECTED RESOURCES -> EDGE categories are created here:
Inside Personal data -> User files.
Also, for that resource (the folder added on the left), You have to tick ALL UNTRUSTED, and then find MS Edge inside Microsoft on the right, and then tick ALLOW.
Inside Personal data -> User files.
Also, for that resource (the folder added on the left), You have to tick ALL UNTRUSTED, and then find MS Edge inside Microsoft on the right, and then tick ALLOW.
- Dec 21, 2017
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I made lot of restrictions using intrusion prevention on Kaspersky Standard, I exported the configuration from Kaspersky Standard but its not compatible with KSOS, is there anyway to import that configuration to KSOS since I don't want to create those restriction from scratch again.
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Is this configuration for Brace.exe gives extra protection for Brave browser like prevent other apps from accessing its cookies etc?
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