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<blockquote data-quote="cruelsister" data-source="post: 925968" data-attributes="member: 7463">Just had some time to check out WVSX ver 2.72, specifically as it pertains to the auto restore of encrypted files functionality.Although not the easiest of tasks as WV will stop almost all encryptors before they even&nbsp; can reach the honeypot files, I did modify a Pony that was able to actually encrypt files that I was monitoring. Once this (the encryption) occurred two popups appeared- the first was the usual malware detected alert- the other popup was a Threat Remediation alert listing all the stuff that was encrypted (with the notation Recovery Needed) along with a choice to Apply (Rollback).The restoration took a few seconds, but all went rather swimmingly with all the files that were acted upon by Pony were once again happy and healthy and back where they belonged along with the encrypted versions being trashed.Nice work, WV.m</blockquote>

[QUOTE="cruelsister, post: 925968, member: 7463"] Just had some time to check out WVSX ver 2.72, specifically as it pertains to the auto restore of encrypted files functionality. Although not the easiest of tasks as WV will stop almost all encryptors before they even can reach the honeypot files, I did modify a Pony that was able to actually encrypt files that I was monitoring. Once this (the encryption) occurred two popups appeared- the first was the usual malware detected alert- the other popup was a Threat Remediation alert listing all the stuff that was encrypted (with the notation Recovery Needed) along with a choice to Apply (Rollback). The restoration took a few seconds, but all went rather swimmingly with all the files that were acted upon by Pony were once again happy and healthy and back where they belonged along with the encrypted versions being trashed. Nice work, WV. m [/QUOTE]

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