Information about detected malware

If image scanning detects malware, the solution displays this on the page with information about the image scan results. To view detailed information about a detected malicious object, in the window with image scan results, select the Malware scan tab.

For each object, the solution displays the following information:

• The Detected event column provides the name of the malware. Each entry in the table indicates an event for malware found by a scan. By clicking the event name, you can open a sidebar with a detailed description of the event.
• The Path column contains the path to the file in which the malware was detected. You can copy the path to the file by clicking the copy icon ().
• The Links column displays links to sections with information about malware in Kaspersky OpenTIP and Kaspersky TIP. You can view detailed information about detected malicious objects in the cyberthreat databases created in Kaspersky OpenTIP and Kaspersky TIP.

  The Kaspersky Threat Intelligence Portal information system that is available with premium access. The portal provides additional tools for analyzing cyberthreats, including threat lookup and Kaspersky Cloud Sandbox, as well as analytical reports about APTs, financial crime software, industrial cybersecurity threats, and the digital activity of a specific organization.

  The publicly available Kaspersky Threat Intelligence Portal information system. contains information about cyberthreats, safe objects, and the relationships between them.

  A page with a threat description on the Kaspersky OpenTIP portal is publicly available. Users must enter their account credentials to access Kaspersky TIP.

• The Severity column displays the severity level of the detected malware.
• The Risk acceptance column indicates the number of accepted risks for this malware. The following values may be displayed:
  • 0 means that the risk for the vulnerability was not accepted or the object is outside of the scope of the applicable risk acceptance rules.
  • N is the number of created risk acceptance rules that resulted in the risk being accepted.

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