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Anti-Cryptor

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Hi, May i know what should we select under the schedule of Anti-Cryptor in Kaspersky for Windows Servers. If it is stopped, does that mean it is not protecting the server from ransomware attack? Thanks.

Solved by Oleg Bykov

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If it's not running, it's not protecting anything. I think the recommended setting would be to launch the task at program start. Then it will be started and keep running after KSFSW launches.
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ok thanks. Is there a way to test if the Anti-Cryptor will protect the system if there is a ransomware attack?
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ok thanks. Is there a way to test if the Anti-Cryptor will protect the system if there is a ransomware attack?
Hello, You can try using something like AES Crypt to encrypt the files on the protected network shared folder.
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ok i tried to encrypt a file with AES Crypt and was able to encrypt it with a password but then access to the shared folder was blocked from my pc. That means Kasperky Anti-cryptor doesn't stop the first action of encryption? Right?
ok i tried to encrypt a file with AES Crypt and was able to encrypt it with a password but then access to the shared folder was blocked from my pc. That means Kasperky Anti-cryptor doesn't stop the first action of encryption? Right?
The AntiCryptor works aynchronously to not affect the system with its heuristics - but it also means that the first encryption operation may gets through and only subsequent operations get blocked. So yes, one file may get encrypted.

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