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How to exclude a script from scanning using Antimalware Scan Interface
To exclude a script from scanning using Antimalware Scan Interface:
- Open the main application window.
- Click
in the lower part of the main window.
This opens the Settings window.
- Go to Security settings → AMSI Protection.
- In the Script scanner section, select the Scan scripts using Antimalware Scan Interface (AMSI) check box.
- Click the Manage exclusions link to go to the Exclusions window.
- In the Exclusions window, click the Add button.
The Add new exclusion window opens.
- In the File or folder field, specify the folder with the script.
- In the Object field, specify the name of the script.
You can also add several files of the same type to the exclusions by using a mask.
- In the Protection components section, select the check box next to the File Anti-Virus component.
- Select the Active status.
The specified object will not be scanned using Antimalware Scan Interface.