EdgarAdmin

I have an application which is being blocked by Host Intrusion Prevention. I want to allow this application so I went and added it to 'threat detection and exclusion' for trusted applications and virus scan exclusions where I checked 'host intrusion prevention'. However it is still blocked. I place the path '%ProgramFiles%\**\Xelion.exe'. According to the report, the file path is 'C:\Program Files\WindowsApps\XelionWindowsDesktop_8.1.22126.0_x64__t34y6mdzx4gnp\Xelion-Desktop' and the file is 'Xelion.exe'. Can someone advice here? Report information: Event: Application is not allowed to receive audio stream Component: Host Intrusion Prevention Result description: Blocked Type: Security settings access Name: Rights Threat level: High Object type: Audio recorder Reason: Rights

I don't get how exiting Kaspersky would matter. The mail is in the inbox, unread. I also see that in OWA. The rule is OWA enabled and there also it won't execute. It seems as if the notification is not really sent to the user.

We have configure 'anti-phising' to delete found items and send a message to the owner. This is working, but we have some people who want to put an outlook rule on this notifications. However it seems that when you create an outlook rule on your inbox, the rule isn't trigger. When you choose to run the rule manually it does work. Is Kaspersky actually 'injecting' the notification and not actually sending it? How can you ensure the rule can work on these notifications (or change the folder where the notification is placed)?