User Guide - Kaspersky Lab

Testing Kaspersky Internet Security features 219
The first column of the table contains the prefixes that need to be added to the
beginning of the string for a standard test virus. The second column describes
the status and reaction of Kaspersky Internet Security to various types of test
virus. The third column contains information on objects with the same status that
the application has processed.
Values in the anti-virus scan settings determine the action taken on each of the
objects.
16.2. Testing File Anti-Virus
To test the functionality File Anti-Virus;
1. Create a folder on a disk, copy to it the test virus downloaded from the
organization's official website (see 16.1 on pg. 217), and the
modifications of the test virus that you created.
2. Allow all events to be logged so the report file retains data on corrupted
objects and objects not scanned because of errors. To do so, check
Log non-critical events under Reports and data files in the
application settings window (see Section 19.3.1, p. 243).
3. Run the test virus or a modification of it.
File Anti-Virus will intercept your attempt to access the file, will scan it, and will
inform you that it has detected a dangerous object: