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I'm using version 21.3.10.391

I know Kaspersky injects script into all web pages for security reason. There is a setting which stops injecting the script globally, but I haven't found an option to make some exclusion while keeping the option active globally. As a web developer, I wish to stop it from doing that when I'm developing web apps on my local desktop. It would make sense if KS stop injecting scripts when the URL is localhost. I hope someone can suggest me a solution. Thanks.

I did restore setting in Kaspersky and I see many of applications are removed from “Application Control” How I can tell Kaspersky to re-scan all applications on my PC to make the list up-to-date?

Hi @Friend , Thanks for replying to my discussion. The referred article was very informative and helpful. I learned a lot form it. Regards, Mohammad.

I have strong password on my router so it means I'm secure at some level. I agree that still it may be hacked but the statement which says I'm connecting to a “Public Network” is kind of exaggerating or misleading. That's my point.

I believe this is a message to encourage users to by the Kaspersky VPN. This is not good to mislead users and make them think they are not secure. Also mentioning that user is using a “Public Network”, makes it worse. I live in USA and I’ve been using Kaspersky since long time ago despite all issues between US and Russia and still stick to Kaspersky. This misleading message is so annoying. I hope a technician from Kaspersky clarify this situation. Thank you.