User Guide - Kaspersky Lab

Mail Anti-Virus 107
Block access
Disinfect
Block access
Disinfect
Delete if disinfection
fails 2
Block access
Delete
E-Mail Anti-Virus will block access to the
object and will attempt to disinfect it. If it is
successfully disinfected, it is restored for
regular use. If the object could not be
treated, it is moved to Quarantine (see 19.1
on pg. 232). Information about this is
recorded in the report. Later you can
attempt to disinfect this object.
E-Mail Anti-Virus will block access to the
object and will attempt to disinfect it. If it is
successfully disinfected, it is restored for
regular use. If the object cannot be
disinfected, it is deleted. A copy of the
object will be stored in Backup.
Objects with the status of potentially
infected will be moved to Quarantine.
When E-Mail Anti-Virus detects an infected
or potentially infected object, it deletes it
without informing the user.
When disinfecting or deleting an object, Kaspersky Internet Security creates a
backup copy (see 19.2 on pg. 238) before it attempts to treat the object or delete
it, in case the object needs to be restored or an opportunity arises to treat it.
2 If you are using The Bat! as your mail client, dangerous email objects will either be
disinfected or deleted when Mail Anti-Virus takes this action (depending on the action
selected in The Bat!).