If Kaspersky Total Security detects the password for the archive in the message text during scanning, the password is used to scan the contents of that archive for malware. The new application version will use the default Mail Anti-Virus settings. When you upgrade to a more recent application version, the user-configured Mail Anti-Virus settings are not saved. Before deleting an object, Kaspersky Total Security creates a backup copy of it and places a copy in Quarantine. If the component fails to disinfect an infected object, Mail Anti-Virus renames or deletes the object from the message and adds a notification to the message subject line, stating that the message has been processed by Kaspersky Total Security. If no threats are detected in an email message, or if all infected objects have been successfully disinfected, the message becomes available for further access.

In the Action on threat detection section, select the action that you want Mail Anti-Virus to perform when an infected object is detected (for example, disinfect).

When this security level is set, Mail Anti-Virus scans incoming and outgoing messages and attached archives, and performs heuristic analysis with the Deep scan level of detail. If you select this security level, Mail Anti-Virus scans incoming messages only, without scanning attached archives. When this security level is set, Mail Anti-Virus scans incoming and outgoing messages and attached archives, and performs heuristic analysis with the Medium scan level of detail.

Make sure that the switch in the upper part of the window that enables / disables Mail Anti-Virus, is enabled.

The Mail Anti-Virus settings are displayed in the window. In the Protection section, select the Mail Anti-Virus component.

Click the button in the lower part of the window.If necessary, you can enable scanning of incoming messages only. Mail Anti-Virus starts when the operating system is started and remains constantly in the RAM of the computer, scanning all email messages that are sent or received over the POP3, SMTP, IMAP, and NNTP protocols, as well as via encrypted connections (SSL) over the POP3, SMTP, and IMAP protocols.īy default, Mail Anti-Virus scans both incoming and outgoing messages. Kaspersky Total Security allows scanning email messages for dangerous objects by using Mail Anti-Virus.

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