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Kaspersky Lab Product Performance Validation Testing & Certification Malware Test Suites Kaspersky Labs Comparative Test Project For this particular custom test, testing takes place in five different operating environments, namely Microsoft Exchange, Lotus Domino, MS ISA (TMG 2010) Server, Windows Server Enterprise Edition and Linux File Servers. The main test suite is divided into separate sub-suites used for each environment (although some sub-suites are used more than once). For both Microsoft Exchange and Lotus Domino, the main component of the test suite is a group of malware that spreads itself via SMTP. Of course, many different files and types of malware can be attached to emails, and therefore the test suite also includes malware gathered internationally that can be sent by email. Types of malware used in this part of the test include viruses, bots, Trojans, and especially those worms designed to spread by email, all of which have been found in the email intercepts delivered to WCL. Windows Server Enterprise Edition acts as a network server and repository and so the appropriate test sub-suites include not only those sub-suites as used elsewhere but also network worms as being the malware most likely to infect and spread via these environments. MS ISA Server acts as a network edge gateway and so the suites considered when testing this include a wide range of malware concentrating on network traffic including HTTP, FTP, and Peer to Peer malware as well as network worms – malware transported by the sort of traffic flow that would be associated with a corporate network. Page 36 of 40
Kaspersky Lab Product Performance Validation Testing & Certification Malware Test Suites Linux has a small selection of malware especially designed to run in that environment, but also needs to recognise Windows malware; although this cannot run natively in this environment, many companies include both Windows and Linux machines on the same networks and any failure to recognise Windows malware might lead to infection of central or shared servers and leave the whole network vulnerable. For this reason the test sub-suites used in this environment include Linux malware but also Windows malware as used in some of the other tests. Page 37 of 40
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