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User Guide - Kaspersky Lab

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140 <strong>Kaspersky</strong> Internet Security 7.0<br />

it. This mode does not affect your computer’s performance on the Internet: you<br />

are advised not to use Stealth Mode if your computer is functioning as a server.<br />

In addition, numerous programs have emerged that are designed to obtrusively<br />

deliver advertising content in web browsers, popup windows, and banners in<br />

various programs. These programs do not pose a direct threat. However, they<br />

boost network traffic and consequently waste the user's time and cause financial<br />

losses.<br />

In addition, Firewall includes two modules: Anti-Publicity (cf. Section 12.1.3, p.<br />

157) and Anti-Banner (cf. Section 12.1.4, p. 159) which filter traffic for persistent<br />

advertisements. Recently, a multitude of programs emerged to display various<br />

advertisements in browser windows, popup windows, and various banners.<br />

These programs are not a direct threat; however, they increase network traffic,<br />

cause users to waste time, and to suffer damages.<br />

12.1. Configuring Firewall<br />

While on a network, your computer is protected by the following Firewall<br />

modules:<br />

• Filtering System (cf. Section 12.1.1, p. 141) which filters incoming and<br />

outgoing traffic at the network (packet) and application (program) levels.<br />

Traffic is filtered based on the configured security level and a continuously<br />

updating database of allow and deny rules. To simplify rule configuration<br />

and application, the entire global network is partitioned into security areas<br />

depending on the associated risk.<br />

• Intrusion Detection System (cf. Section 12.1.2, p. 156) which protects<br />

your computer from all currently known network exploits. The exploit<br />

database is continuously updated by <strong>Kaspersky</strong> <strong>Lab</strong> specialists, and<br />

updates are downloaded together with the application databases.<br />

• Anti-Publicity module (cf. Section 12.1.3, p. 157), which is a pop-up<br />

blocker.<br />

• Anti-Banner module (cf. Section 12.1.4, p. 159), which is a banner<br />

blocker.<br />

All Firewall modules are enabled by default. Firewall or its individual modules<br />

may be disabled and configured. To accomplish this:<br />

open the application settings window and select Firewall under<br />

Protection. To activate the Firewall component, check Enable<br />

Firewall. Individual modules may be enabled / disabled and fine-tuned<br />

in the appropriate areas of the settings window (cf. Figure 46).

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