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User Guide - Kaspersky Lab

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Web Anti-Virus 111<br />

To modify a preinstalled security level:<br />

1. Open the application settings window and select Web Anti-Virus under<br />

Protection.<br />

2. Click on Customize under Security Level (cf. Figure 31).<br />

3. Edit browsing protection parameters in the resulting window and click<br />

OK.<br />

9.2. Configuring Web Anti-Virus<br />

Web Anti-Virus scans all objects that are loaded on your computer via the HTTP<br />

protocol, and monitors any WSH scripts (JavaScript or Visual Basic Scripts, etc.)<br />

that are run.<br />

You can configure Web Anti-Virus settings to increase component operation<br />

speed, specifically:<br />

• Set the scanning algorithm by selecting a complete or limited set of<br />

application databases (cf. Section 9.2.1, p. 111)<br />

• Create a list of trusted web addresses (cf. Section 9.2.2, p. 113)<br />

• Enable / disable heuristic analysis (cf. Section 9.2.3, p. 114)<br />

It is also possible to select the actions that Web Anti-Virus will take in response<br />

to discovering dangerous HTTP objects.<br />

The following sections examine these settings in detail.<br />

9.2.1. Setting a scan method<br />

You can scan data from the Internet using one of the following algorithms:<br />

• Streaming scan – this method for detecting malicious code in network<br />

traffic scans data on the fly: as a file is downloading from the Internet,<br />

Web Anti-Virus scans the file’s portions as they are downloaded, which<br />

delivers the scanned object to the user more quickly. At the same time, a<br />

limited set of application databases is used to perform streaming scans<br />

(only the most active threats), which significant lowers the security level<br />

for using the Internet.<br />

• Buffering scan – this method scans objects only after they have been fully<br />

downloaded to the buffer. After the scan is complete, the program either<br />

passes the object to the user or blocks it.

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