Добрый день, Наши продукты не предназначены для доступа к заблокированным ресурсам.

我给钱了我当然能提建议，倒是你，你给钱了吗？如果没给钱你狗叫什么？如果给钱了还给厂商尽孝那你真是条好狗 你妈死了，狗叫狗叫你妈呢 不要冲我狗叫了，受够你了，回去啃你的骨头好了。

就你还提建议，你户口本连个人都没有。

我看邮箱你在骂我，你在狗叫什么？我在这里建议你跑过来狗叫什么？看不过就不要看，哪来的脑残。你户口本上是不是就你一个人?

Good afternoon, I work as a translator of games made in RPGM or games that use Nw.js. I had recently formatted my laptop to free up space, I installed Kaspersky, Brave and the program that I use to translate games called "Translator++". I downloaded the latest version of the program on their website: https://dreamsavior.net/download/ When I ran the program I updated it to the latest version, while Kaspersky it alerted me that the program was a High Threat Level Trojan and it told me that it was a "PDM:Trojan.Win32.Generic" It seemed strange to me because I have used that program for years while I have Kaspersky open and this has never happened to me. I suspect it could be a false positive or another reason why the program has always been secure. I analyzed the .7z in VT and it turned out that everything was fine: https://www.virustotal.com/gui/file/8b4927d352c8de65d18aaefdcfae085239549766463742a8ed628d86d0e11068 Is this a false positive or what happened?

用的啥破电脑需要一天到晚重装，在这吠啥吠 不满意别用。

No apology needed - every little bit of information helps. I contacted Kaspersky support today by phone and spoke with a nice and knowledgeable rep... he knew what I was referring to and told me to add exemptions for the specific URLs in a place I would not have thought to look, which fixed the issue. In an enterprise environment with an administration server, in the policy for the applicable container for the computers, it is under General settings -> Network settings -> under the Encrypted connections scan section there is a Configure trusted addresses button where you can enter not just specific IP addresses but also domain URLs including wildcard characters (e.g. *.problemwebsite.com). You have to list the affected domains individually, but after you save the changes to the policy and the changes propagate to the affected machines, the sites are again accessible. I also use Kaspersky on my personal computers. While I am not experiencing the issue with the home-grade antivirus (21.23.6.614), the equivalent settings would be under Settings (the gear icon at the bottom left of the of application window) -> Security settings -> Advanced protection -> Advanced settings -> Network settings -> under the Encrypted connections scan section there is a Configure trusted addresses link where you can enter the domain URLs. As I said, my home machines were not affected, but that is the equivalent setting on the Kaspersky home product I use.

Same is in my case. When I contacted Kaspersky, they were talking like they are not aware of this issue.