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Re: Problems with Kaspersky

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And how many other engines on Virus Total classify your current XY version as malware?
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Re: Problems with Kaspersky

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erikts wrote: 16 Jun 2025 08:25 Now Kaspersky think XYplorer as Trojan.Win32.Cryptagent.fpq :cry: And IT won't do anything because they don't use XYplorer
I don't use Kaspersky, but every AV program I have ever used or trialed has the ability to whitelist the offending file. Do that with Kaspersky and be done with it.

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Re: Problems with Kaspersky

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And IT won't do anything
Doesn't look like he is able to decide to add a whitelist entry ;)
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Re: Problems with Kaspersky

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highend wrote: 16 Jun 2025 15:35
And IT won't do anything
Doesn't look like he is able to decide to add a whitelist entry ;)
You know how rigid those IT people can be! "We're not going to whitelist something that our AV app is flagging as a virus even though it's a false positive." <sigh.

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