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malicious Java temporary (archive) files are never detected in real-time but always by a Scheduled scan

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We are running SEPM 12.1.2 and we receive a lot of alerts MalJava related always catched by a Scheduled scan.

We never saw one of this detected by a Real-time scan as we expect.

 

Detected alert are of this type:

Risk name: Trojan.Maljava 

File path: C:\Users\***\AppData\Local\Temp\jar_cache1909827282209444630.tmp>>man\start\Miraz.class 

Event time: Jan 9, 2014 1:41:39 AM 

Database insert time: Jan 9, 2014 1:56:37 AM 

Source: Scheduled Scan 

Description: "" 

User: SYSTEM

[...]

Action taken on risk: Cleaned by deletion 

[...]

 

The file is an archive containing .class files, all the malicious classes included in the archive are usually cleaned in a Scheduled Scan.

 

Is there a way to tune Symantec to always scan those files in real-time (when they are created)? 

 

 


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