Webwasher 6.0.1 Anti-Malware User's Guide - McAfee

— Write access to local files
This also includes locally mounted network shares.
— Access to the network
Content Security
With this operation, code may be classified as potentially malicious regardless
of the transport direction and application-level protocol.
— Dynamic loading of program code
This includes the instantiation of COM servers (as with ActiveX controls).
— Access to other processes
An example of this is usage of Interprocess Communication (IPC) functionality.
Java Analysis Options Window
The Java Analysis Options window opens after a click on the corresponding
link, which is located at the top of this tab.
The window looks like this:
It allows you to specify how Java applets and applications should be inspected.
Java class files that implement neither an applet, nor an application are treated
as applets by default because the policy for applets is more stringent.
“Hybrid” Java class files, e. g. files that implement both applet and application
interfaces, are filtered using both policies.
When scanning a Java Archive (JAR), classifications of the contained Java
class files are accumulated until a decision has been reached about whether
it is an applet or an application. The whole JAR is then classified according to
the chosen policy.
After modifying the settings in this window, click on OK to make the modification
effective.
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