Benutzerhandbuch für Kaspersky Lab WorkSpace Security EU ED, 10-14u, 3Y, RNW

Kaspersky Lab

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KL4851XAKTR

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Benutzerhandbuch (KL4851XAKTR)

Inhaltsverzeichnis

Introduction
11
- Distribution Kit
  11
  - End user license agreement (EULA)
    11
- Services provided for registered users
  11
- Hardware and software system requirements
  12
Kaspersky Anti-Virus 6.0 for Windows Workstations MP4
13
- Obtaining information about the application
  13
- What's new in Kaspersky Anti-Virus 6.0 for Windows Workstations MP4
  15
- What Kaspersky Anti-Virus defense is built on
  16
  - Protection components
    17
  - Virus scan tasks
    18
  - Update
    18
  - Support features of the application
    18
Installing Kaspersky Anti-Virus 6.0
20
- Installation using the Installation Wizard
  20
- Application installation from the command line
  24
- Installation from Group Policy Object editor
  24
Getting started
27
- Initial Configuration Wizard
  27
- Scanning computer for viruses
  33
- Updating the application
  34
- Managing licenses
  34
- Security management
  35
- Pausing protection
  36
- Eliminating problems. User technical support
  36
- Creating a trace file
  37
- Configuring application settings
  37
- Application operation reports. Data files
  37
Application interface
38
- Taskbar notification area icon
  38
- Context menu
  39
- Main application window
  40
- Notifications
  41
- Application settings window
  42
File Anti-Virus
43
- Component operation algorithm
  44
- Changing security level
  45
- Changing actions to be performed on detected objects
  46
- Creating a protection scope
  47
- Using heuristic analysis
  48
- Scan optimization
  48
- Scan of compound files
  48
- Scanning large compound files
  49
- Changing the scan mode
  50
- Scan technology
  50
- Pausing the component: creating a schedule
  51
- Pausing the component: creating a list of applications
  51
- Restoring default protection settings
  51
- File Anti-Virus statistics
  52
- Delayed object treatment
  52
Mail Anti-Virus
54
- Component operation algorithm
  55
- Changing security level
  56
- Changing actions to be performed on detected objects
  56
- Creating a protection scope
  57
- Selecting the scan method
  58
- Email scanning in Microsoft Office Outlook
  59
- Email scanning by the plug-in in The Bat!
  59
- Using heuristic analysis
  60
- Scan of compound files
  60
- Attachment filtering
  61
- Restoring default mail protection settings
  61
- Email protection statistics
  61
Web Anti-Virus
63
- Component operation algorithm
  64
- Changing HTTP traffic security level
  65
- Changing actions to be performed on detected objects
  65
- Creating a protection scope
  66
- Selecting the scan method
  66
- Using heuristic analysis
  67
- Scan optimization
  67
- Restoring default web protection settings
  68
- Web Anti-Virus statistics
  68
Proactive Defense
70
- Component operation algorithm
  70
- Application Activity Analyzer
  71
- Registry Guard
  76
  - Managing the list of system registry monitoring rules
    76
  - Creating a group of system registry objects to monitor
    77
    - Selecting registry objects for creating a rule
      77
    - Creating a rule for monitoring registry objects
      78
- Proactive Defense statistics
  78
Anti-Spy
80
- Anti-Banner
  80
- Anti-Dialer
  82
- Anti-Spy statistics
  83
Protection against network attacks
84
- Component operation layout
  85
- Changing Anti-Hacker protection level
  86
- Rules for applications and packet filtering
  87
- Rules for security zones
  93
- Changing the Firewall mode
  95
- Intrusion Detection System
  96
- Network Monitor
  96
- Types of network attacks
  96
- Anti-Hacker statistics
  98
Anti-Spam
100
- Component operation algorithm
  101
- Training Anti-Spam
  102
- Changing the Sensitivity Level
  105
- Filtering email messages at the server. Mail Dispatcher
  106
- Excluding Microsoft Exchange Server messages from the scan
  107
- Selecting the scan method
  107
- Selecting the spam filtering technology
  108
- Defining spam and potential spam factors
  108
- Using additional spam filtering features
  109
- Creating the list of allowed senders
  110
- Creating the list of allowed phrases
  110
- Import of allowed senders list
  111
- Creating the list of blocked senders
  111
- Creating the list of banned phrases
  112
- Actions to be performed on spam
  113
- Restoring default Anti-Spam settings
  116
- Anti-Spam statistics
  116
Access Control
118
- Device Control. Restricting the use of external devices
  118
- Device Control. Disable autorun
  119
- Access Control statistics
  119
Scanning computer for viruses
120
- Starting the virus scan
  121
- Creating a list of objects to scan
  122
- Changing security level
  123
- Changing actions to be performed on detected objects
  123
- Changing the type of objects to scan
  124
- Scan optimization
  125
- Scan of compound files
  126
- Scan technology
  126
- Changing the scan method
  127
- Computer performance during task execution
  127
- Run mode: specifying an account
  128
- Run mode: creating a schedule
  128
- Features of scheduled task launch
  129
- Virus scan statistics
  129
- Assigning common scan settings for all tasks
  129
- Restoring default scan settings
  130
Updating the application
131
- Starting the update
  132
- Rolling back the last update
  133
- Selecting an update source
  133
- Regional settings
  134
- Using a proxy server
  134
- Run mode: specifying an account
  135
- Run mode: creating a schedule
  135
- Changing the update task’s run mode
  136
- Selecting objects to update
  136
- Updating from a local folder
  137
- Update statistics
  138
- Possible problems during the update
  138
Configuring application settings
142
- Protection
  144
- File Anti-Virus
  151
- Mail Anti-Virus
  152
- Web Anti-Virus
  153
- Proactive Defense
  153
- Anti-Spy
  154
- Anti-Hacker
  155
- Anti-Spam
  156
- Scan
  157
- Update
  157
- Options
  158
- Reports and Storages
  162
- Network
  166
Rescue Disk
170
- Creating the Rescue Disk
  170
  - Step 1. Select Rescue Disk image source
    171
  - Step 2. Copying ISO image
    171
  - Step 3. ISO image update
    171
  - Step 4. Remote startup
    172
  - Step 5. Closing the Wizard
    172
- Booting the computer using the Rescue Disk
  172
- Working with Kaspersky Rescue Disk from the command prompt
  174
  - Virus scan
    174
  - Kaspersky Anti-Virus update
    176
  - Rolling back the last update
    176
  - Viewing Help
    177
Validating Kaspersky Anti-Virus settings
178
- Test "virus" EICAR and its modifications
  178
- Testing the HTTP traffic protection
  179
- Testing the SMTP traffic protection
  180
- Validating File Anti-Virus settings
  180
- Validating virus scan task settings
  180
- Validating Anti-Spam settings
  181
Types of notifications
182
- Malicious object detected
  182
- Object cannot be disinfected
  183
- Special treatment required
  183
- Suspicious object detected
  184
- Dangerous object detected in traffic
  184
- Dangerous activity detected in the system
  185
- Invader detected
  185
- Hidden process detected
  186
- Attempt to access the system registry detected
  186
- Attempt to redirect calling of system functions detected
  187
- Network activity of an application detected
  187
- Network activity of a modified executable file detected
  188
- New network detected
  188
- Phishing attack detected
  189
- Autodial attempt detected
  189
- Invalid certificate detected
  190
Working with the application from the command line
191
- Viewing Help
  192
- Virus scan
  192
- Updating the application
  194
- Rolling back the last update
  195
- Starting / stopping a protection component or a task
  195
- Statistics on a component's operation or a task
  197
- Exporting protection settings
  197
- Importing protection settings
  197
- Activating the application
  198
- Restoring a file from quarantine
  198
- Closing the application
  198
- Obtaining a trace file
  199
- Return codes of the command line
  199
Modifying, repairing, or removing the application
200
- Modifying, repairing, and removing the application using the Installation Wizard
  200
- Removing the application from the command prompt
  202
Managing the application via Kaspersky Administration Kit
203
- Managing the application
  205
- Managing tasks
  210
- Managing policies
  216
Using third-party code
221
- Boost-1.30.0 library
  223
- LZMA SDK 4.40, 4.43 library
  223
- OPENSSL-0.9.8D library
  223
- Windows Template Library 7.5
  225
- Windows Installer XML (WiX) toolset 2.0 library
  226
- ZIP-2.31 library
  229
- ZLIB-1.0.4, ZLIB-1.0.8, ZLIB-1.1.3, ZLIB-1.2.3 library
  230
- UNZIP-5.51 library
  231
- LIBPNG-1.0.1, LIBPNG-1.2.8, LIBPNG-1.2.12 library
  231
- LIBJPEG-6B library
  233
- LIBUNGIF-4.1.4 library
  235
- PCRE-3.0 library
  235
- REGEX-3.4A library
  236
- MD5 MESSAGE-DIGEST ALGORITHM-REV. 2 library
  237
- MD5 MESSAGE-DIGEST ALGORITHM-V. 18.11.2004 library
  237
- INDEPENDENT IMPLEMENTATION OF MD5 (RFC 1321)-V. 04.11.1999 library
  237
- CONVERSION ROUTINES BETWEEN UTF32, UTF-16, AND UTF-8-V. 02.11.2004 library
  237
- COOL OWNER DRAWN MENUS-V. 2.4, 2.63 By Brent Corkum library
  238
- FMT-2002 library
  238
- EXPAT-1.95.2 library
  238
- LIBNKFM-0.1 library
  239
- PLATFORM INDEPENDENT IMAGE CLASS library
  239
- NETWORK KANJI FILTER (PDS VERSION)-2.0.5 library
  240
- DB-1.85 library
  240
- LIBNET-1991, 1993 library
  240
- GETOPT-1987, 1993, 1994 library
  241
- MERGE-1992, 1993 library
  242
- FLEX PARSER (FLEXLEXER)-V. 1993 library
  242
- STRPTIME-1.0 library
  243
- ENSURECLEANUP, SWMRG, LAYOUT-V. 2000 library
  243
- OUTLOOK2K ADDIN-2002 library
  244
- STDSTRING- V. 1999 library
  244
- T-REX (TINY REGULAR EXPRESSION LIBRARY)- V. 2003-2006 library
  245
- NTSERVICE- V. 1997 library
  245
- SHA-1-1.2 library
  245
- COCOA SAMPLE CODE- V. 18.07.2007 library
  246
- PUTTY SOURCES-25.09.2008 library
  247
- Other information
  247
Glossary
248
- Active license
  248
- Additional license
  248
- Administration agent
  248
- Archive
  248
- Available updates
  248
- Backup
  248
- Backup copy
  248
- Backup storage
  248
- Black list of addresses
  248
- Black list of key files
  248
- Blocking the object
  248
- Boot-virus
  248
- Client
  249
- Compressed file
  249
- Content filtering databases
  249
- Dangerous object
  249
- Data folder
  249
- Database updates
  249
- Databases
  249
- Deleting an object
  249
- Disinfecting objects on restart
  249
- Disk boot sector
  249
- Event severity level
  250
- Exclusion
  250
- False alarm
  250
- File mask
  250
- Header
  250
- Heuristic analyzer
  250
- Host
  250
- iChecker technology
  251
- Incompatible application
  251
- Infected object
  251
- Interceptor
  251
- Internet Protocol (IP)
  251
- Kaspersky Anti-Virus Administrator
  251
- Kaspersky Lab's update servers
  251
- Key file
  251
- License validity period
  252
- Mail databases
  252
- Maximum protection
  252
- Message deletion
  252
- Monitored object
  252
- Moving objects to quarantine
  252
- Network port
  252
- Object disinfection
  252
- Obscene message
  252
- OLE object
  253
- On-demand scan
  253
- Potentially infectable object
  253
- Potentially infected object
  253
- Protection status
  253
- Protocol
  253
- Quarantine
  253
- Real-time protection
  253
- Recommended level
  253
- Restoration
  253
- Script
  253
- Simple object
  254
- Skipping objects
  254
- SOCKS
  254
- Spam
  254
- Startup objects
  254
- Storage scan
  254
- Subnet mask
  254
- Suspicious message
  254
- Suspicious object
  254
- Traffic scan
  254
- Trusted process
  254
- Unknown virus
  254
- Update
  254
- Update package
  255
- Urgent updates
  255
- Virus activity threshold
  255
- Virus outbreak
  255
- White list of addresses
  255
Kaspersky Lab
256
License Agreement
257
Index
262

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