Marcos
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1, Not necessarily. In networks administrators usually manage Endpoint configuration centrally via ESET Security Management Center.
2, Unless exclusions are set by a policy, you can edit them. However, it's not equal to disabling real-time protection in the advanced setup and rebooting the machine which ensures the real-time protection not to be loaded at all.
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We are said to hear that you are moving away from state-of-the-art security products that ESET develops. We would highly appreciate if you could elaborate more on the reasons that made you make such decision.
And to answer your question, simply uninstall ESET (e.g. from the ESMC console if you have it installed on many computers) and that's it.
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Here you disable protocol filtering:
And here HIPS:
Make sure that both settings are re-enabled after running the tests.
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Ok, we'll wait for you to try the other options as well.
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What ESET product and version do you have installed? What OS do you use? Does any of the following make a difference?
- pausing protection
- pausing firewall
- disabling protocol filtering in the advanced setup
- disabling real-time protection in the advanced setup
- disabling HIPS protection in the advanced setup and rebooting the machine
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What ESET product do you use? You've posted in the EIS/ESSP forum but in the post you mentioned ESET Mobile Security for mobile phones.
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It's been there for a while (I recall since beta v12). It's just that it wasn't displayed in the list of modules until now.
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Ok, probably I misunderstood your question. I thought that you would like to run a scan of files with a specific extension on a remote machine. If you want to run a specific command on clients, create a Run command client task in the ESMC console:
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Yes, there was a bug in antiphishing causing this in the older version.
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Not sure what you mean by a remote search ability, however, it's not possible to scan files of a specific type (e.g. pdf) by entering *\*.pdf or something like that which would scan only pdf files on one or more local or remote drives.
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Please install the latest version of ESET Mail Security for MS Exchange 7.0.10026.0 which addresses this issue.
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Please create a new topic in the Malware finding and cleaning forum and provide logs collected with ELC. This topic is about webcam protection.
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8 minutes ago, Fran Nava said:
Thers is no way to search for specific file names and get a list, like using sysinspector or something?
Definitely not within the program but you could probably use a series of commands in a batch file and then use ecls.exe to scan them. However, since elcs.exe doesn't support loading a list of paths to files, it would need to load before a file is scanned and then unload which would be time consuming.
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If you would like to scan all pdf files on a particular drive, create a new on-demand scanner profile and exclude all extensions of files that you don't want to have scanned in this profile:
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1 minute ago, zamar27 said:
Of course its not related to Webcam protection, I just posted it as an example of annoying popups coming up every time, and no way to stop them. 😊
The solution is to get rid of the source of the block notifications, e.g. to clean malware, remove an annoying browser extension or whatever is causing it.
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If the computer is managed by ESMC, try temporarily stopping the ESMC Agent service (Sef-defense must be disabled) to prevent policies from being applied. Then try unistalling EFSW and installing it from scratch to ensure that scheduled tasks have correct IDs.
Should the problem persist, please open a support ticket for customer care and provide logs collected with ESET Log Collector for a start.
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Please keep in mind that this forum is not meant to substitute contacting customer care. This is not a trivial issue and analyzing the logs would take more time which I currently don't have. If you have contacted customer but didn't get a response withing a reasonable time, please provide the ticket number as well as information whether the ticket was created for ESET, LLC or another partner who would then contact ESET HQ for troubleshooting.
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Don't open websites that load ads from the said address. If the address is blocked even without opening any website, try disabling browser extensions, one by one.
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Blocking the url has absolutely nothing to do with webcam protection. Please provide ELC logs. It looks like an ad domain with a randomly generated name is being blocked. Post it in the "Malware finding and cleaning" forum please.
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Normally you shouldn't have too many webcam protection rules created so unchecking the Notify box shouldn't be a big problem:
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I'd recommend contacting Customer care via the built-in form so that logs are sent out to ESET for further investigation.
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Please provide a complete memory dump from time when the system becomes unresponsive. If possible, check if the issue occurs also with EFSW uninstalled.
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It was blocked due to malware. A while ago it was unblocked since the malware was not found there any more.
HTML/ScrInject.B trojan, but site seems clean?
in Malware Finding and Cleaning
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The website was compromised and still contains a malicious code.