User Guide - Kaspersky Lab

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To stop using a mask that you created, you can either delete it from the list, or
uncheck the box next to it. Then banners that fall under this mask will revert to
being blocked.
Using the Import and Export buttons, you can copy the list of allowed banners
from one computer to another.
12.1.4.3. Banner ad black list
In addition to the standard list of banners blocked (see 12.1.4.1 on pg. 160) by
Anti-Banner, you can create your own list. To do so:
1. Open the application settings window and select Firewall under
Protection.
2. Check Enable Anti-Banner under Publicity Banners Blocking and
3.
click Settings (cf. Figure 46).
Open the Black List tab in the Settings: Banners Blocking dialog.
Using a window accessible by clicking the Add button, enter a mask for the
banner that you want Anti-Banner to block. You can specify the whole URL for
the banner or a mask for it. In the latter case, when a banner attempts to load,
the program will scan its address for the mask.
When creating a mask, you can use the wildcards * or ? (where * represents a
sequence of characters and ? – any one character).
To stop using a mask that you created, you can either delete it from the list, or
uncheck the box next to it.
Using the Import and Export buttons, you can copy the list of blocked banners
from one computer to another.
12.2. List of network attacks
detected
There are currently a multitude of network attacks that utilize operating system
vulnerabilities and other software, system or otherwise, installed on your
computer. Malefactors are constantly perfecting attack methods, learning how to
steal confidential information, making your system malfunction, or take over your
computer to use it as part of a zombie network for carrying out new attacks.