Is WS reputation1 harmful?
Is WS reputation1 harmful?
Is WS reputation1 harmful?
WS. Reputation. 1 is a detection for files that have a low reputation score based on analyzing data from Symantec’s community of users and therefore are likely to be security risks.
What does WS reputation mean?
WS. Reputation. 1 is a generic detection used by Norton Antivirus, Norton Internet Security and other antivirus products from Symantec for a file that appears to have trojan-like features or behavior. Because this detection is generic, it means that the malicious behavior exhibited by files detected as WS. Reputation.
What is file reputation?
File reputation is a form of external threat intelligence that can help organizations eliminate files that have been part of cyber attacks. Simply put, the reputation of a file helps security teams understand whether or not the file is good or bad.
What is Symantec file reputation?
The file reputation indicates how potentially harmful or not harmful a file might be. Symantec determines a file’s reputation by collecting information about the file’s characteristics.
How do you get rid of Heur AdvML B virus?
To remove the Heur. AdvML. B virus, follow these steps:
- STEP 1: Use Zemana AntiMalware Free to remove the Heur. AdvML. B.
- STEP 2: Use Malwarebytes to scan for Malware and Unwanted Programs.
- STEP 3: Double-check for malicious programs with HitmanPro.
- (OPTIONAL) STEP 4: Reset your browser to default settings.
What is Heur virus?
What may be referred to as a “heuristic virus” is the detection of possible malware, adware, trojans, or other threats. This preliminary warning may appear in a scan as “HEUR” and should be considered suspect code to further inspect.
How do I whitelist EXE in Symantec Endpoint Protection?
Creating an Exception for an Application
- Login to the Symantec Endpoint Protection Manager (SEPM) and go to the Policies page.
- On the Exceptions Policy page, click Exceptions.
- Click Add > Windows Exceptions > Application.
- In the View drop-down list, select All, Watched Applications, or User-allowed Applications.