I too am searching for exclusion tips for nicehash on a number of client systems.
Of course Kasp is doing its job and eliminating potential “trojans” from the mining software used by nicehash… I have tried various exclusion paths like C:\users\*\appdata\local\programs\nicehash\*\ with little to no success… I know from looking at examples from existing exclusion rules things like %windir%\blah works. So i tried %userprofile%\appdata\local\…. and so on.
I have also tried just nbminer.exe and no path, thinking the objectname will be enough. No dice.
As for your comment about contacting support… I cant tell you here, but contact your vendor or rep at kaspersky and they have tech support contacts for you in the US. I have a less than 4 hour wait when we reach out. We are reaching out tomorrow about the exclusions we are trying to do, and I will post them here so you have better examples to work with. I can tell you for sure that the cloud rules ARE making it to the client in our case they just are not being recognized properly. Thats on us not knowing how to use the software.
Object exclusion question KSC 11
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Hello,
I too am searching for exclusion tips for nicehash on a number of client systems.
Of course Kasp is doing its job and eliminating potential “trojans” from the mining software used by nicehash… I have tried various exclusion paths like C:\users\*\appdata\local\programs\nicehash\*\ with little to no success… I know from looking at examples from existing exclusion rules things like %windir%\blah works. So i tried %userprofile%\appdata\local\…. and so on.
I have also tried just nbminer.exe and no path, thinking the objectname will be enough. No dice.
As for your comment about contacting support… I cant tell you here, but contact your vendor or rep at kaspersky and they have tech support contacts for you in the US. I have a less than 4 hour wait when we reach out. We are reaching out tomorrow about the exclusions we are trying to do, and I will post them here so you have better examples to work with. I can tell you for sure that the cloud rules ARE making it to the client in our case they just are not being recognized properly. Thats on us not knowing how to use the software.
Blake