Viewing quarantined objects
You can view information about quarantined objects.
To find objects in the list, you can use filtering.
To view information about quarantined objects,
in the left part of Kaspersky Web Management Console select the Quarantine section.
The Quarantine section displays information about objects that are currently quarantined (see the table below).
Information about quarantined objects
Filter
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Description
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Object name
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Name of the quarantined file.
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Status
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- Not infected. The object has been found not infected.
- Infected. The object has been found - full coincidence of a section of the object's code with a section of the code of a known threat has been detected.
- Potentially infected. The object has been found potentially infected – partial coincidence of a section of the object's code with a section of the code of a known threat has been detected.
- Added by the user. The object is quarantined by the user.
- Curable. The object can be disinfected.
- Failed. An error occurred while scanning the object.
- Corrupted. The object has been found corrupted.
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Severity
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The danger level depends on the type of object detected in the file.
The danger level may assume the following values:
- High. The object may contain a threat of the network worm, classical virus, or Trojan type.
- Medium. The object may contain some other malicious program, adware, or a program with pornographic content.
- Low. The object may contain a threat of riskware type.
- Informational. The object is quarantined by the user.
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Object type
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The full name of the object detected in the file, which is returned by Kaspersky Anti-Virus upon determining that the file is infected or potentially infected.
Please note that Kaspersky Anti-Virus does not return the names of objects that have been detected in potentially infected files by Heuristic Analyzer.
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User name
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The filter may assume the following values:
- if the object was backed up or isolated by Kaspersky Anti-Virus in the real-time protection task – the account used to access the object, when Kaspersky Anti-Virus intercepted this object;
- if the object was isolated by Kaspersky Anti-Virus in an on-demand scan task - the account used to execute the task;
- if the object was quarantined by the user manually – the account used to place the object in quarantine.
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Time the object was quarantined
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The date and time the object was placed in quarantine.
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