There’s also the possibility of ransomware infection, DDoS, zero-day exploits, SQL injection, phishing, and man-in-the-middle attacks. Only full-fledged …
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Internet of Things (IoT)-based attacks, phishing, ransomware, cryptojacking, DoS attacks, zero-day exploits, and SQL injection attacks also made the …
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… services are manifold and include ransomware, spear phishing, SQL injection, cross-site scripting, spyware, insider threats, and much, much more.
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Current virus definitions- not available
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Dear Support Team,
We found some computers’s current virus definitions status is not available, Is there suggestion for the condition? Thanks a lot.
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The installer integrity check failed with error code 0x8007065b
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I can not install antivirus software after using CleanWipe software
I encounter the following error:
“The installer integrity check failed. Common causes for this failure include an incomplete download, damaged media, or problems with the Trusted Root certificate store.0x8007065b
I installed all the certificate but unfortunately there is still a problem
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Need help with scripting standalone dark network installation.
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I am tring to write a DOS script do a silent install of our standard configuration of SEP 14 dark network client. I need to learn the command line switches for the following settngs:
Yes: Custom
Yes: Dark network client
Yes: Core Files
Yes: Virus, Spyware, and Basic Download
No: Advanced Download Protection
No: Outlook Scanner
No: POP3/SMTP Scanner
No: Proactive Threat Protection
No: Network and Host Exploit Mitigation
No: Application Hardening
Yes: Enable Auto-Protect
No: Run LiveUpdate
No: ” I want to join the fight…”
No: “Yes, I’d like to help…”
Does anyone know where I can find this information? I have been looking for two days.
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Threat Detected on a drive that doesn’t exist?
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Hello-
We are receiving the following threat detections on a particular PC:
Resolved Threats:
No risks have been resolved
Unresolved Threats:
Trojan.Gen.MBT
Type: Anomaly
Risk: High (High Stealth, High Removal, High Performance, High Privacy)
Categories: Virus
Status: Remove Failed
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1 Infected File
D:DHL_Label_Scan _ June 19 2019 at 2.21_06455210_PDF.exe – Failed
1 Browser Cache
Heur.AdvML.C
Type: Anomaly
Risk: High (High Stealth, High Removal, High Performance, High Privacy)
Categories: Heuristic Virus
Status: Remove Failed
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1 Infected File
D:DHL_Label_Scan _ June 19 2019 at 2.21_06455210_PDF.exe – Failed
1 Browser Cache
The problem here is, there is no CD/DVD in the optical drive and there is no Drive D: on the machine — see attachment. I do recognize the filename as it was an attachment included in a spam email that was never opened and has since been deleted.
Any ideas on how to clear these alerts?..
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