Detections

AntiMalware > Detections

The Detections page displays malware threats not automatically resolved by AntiMalware. Use the information listed on this page to investigate threats further and manually remove them. Detections may be identified as a PUP or PUM:

• PUP - A potentially unwanted program. Not necessarily malicious.
• PUM - A potentially unwanted modification. An unwanted change to your computer's settings.

Table Columns

• Machine - The machine ID.
• Name - The name of the threat.
• Time - The date and time the threat was detected.
• Status - The status of the threat.
  • Detection by Scanner
    • Failed to unload process - A reboot is probably needed to complete the removal of malware.
    • Unloaded process successfully
    • Delete on reboot - A reboot is needed to complete the removal of malware.
    • Quarantined and deleted successfully
    • Not selected for removal - The item was not selected and probably is not a threat.
  • Detection by Protection Module
    • ALLOW - User has clicked Ignore on a malware detection.
    • QUARANTINE - User has clicked Quarantine on a malware detection
    • DENY - User has clicked Quarantine on a malware detection but the blocking was unsuccessful or detection already blocked.
• Type - The category of threat.
• Path - The location of the threat on the managed machine.