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Related Operations Modifying or deleting existing privileged processes In the Operation column of a process file path, click Edit to modify the privileged processes or click Delete to delete it if it is unnecessary.
Run the following command to check whether the /usr/local/hostguard directory exists: ll /usr/local/hostguard If the directory exists, run the rm -rf /usr/local/hostguard command to delete it.
Run the following command to check whether the /usr/local/hostguard directory exists: ll /usr/local/hostguard If the directory exists, run the rm -rf /usr/local/hostguard command to delete it.
Periodically check and delete unnecessary accounts. Periodically delete or lock unnecessary accounts. Open Control Panel. Click Administrative Tools. Open Computer Management. Choose System Tools > Local Users and Groups.
An attacker could then install programs; view, change, or delete data; or create new accounts with full user rights.
In the row of the target system user whitelist, click Delete in the Operation column. You can also select multiple system user whitelists and click Delete in the upper left corner of the system user whitelist list. In the dialog box displayed, click OK.
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Delete: total number of file deletions. Viewing the File Change Records of a Single Server In the server list, you can view the number of files and registry changes on a servers and the time when they were last changed.
Removing an Item from the Login Whitelist To remove a server IP address from the Login Whitelist, select it and click Delete above the list, or click Delete in its Operation column. Exercise caution when performing the deletion operation because it cannot be rolled back.
Delete a protected directory: You can delete the directories that do not need to be protected. After you suspend protection for a protected directory, delete it, or modify its path, files in the directory will no longer be protected.
You can restore or delete them in the Isolated Files. Click OK. After Attack: Perform Security Hardening on the Server After you delete miner programs, harden your servers to better defend against intrusions.
Delete: Delete a protection policy. After a policy is deleted, the container clusters associated with it will no be protected. Exercise caution when performing this operation. Click OK. Parent Topic: Container Cluster Protection
Click the Subscriptions tab and delete one or more target endpoints. Parent topic: Security Configurations
Delete the malicious files or create images again as needed based on the scan result. Malicious files include Trojans, worms, viruses, and Adware. In the Image Tag column, click an image version to view its vulnerability report.
If you want to disassociate the server (disable ransomware protection), you can delete the policy. - Confirm the policy information and click OK. Deleting a Policy Log in to the management console and go to the HSS page.
Log in to the ECS as user Administrator and delete the following file: C:\Program Files\HostGuard\run\agent_info.conf Stop the ECS and use it to create an image. For details, see Creating an Image. Use the image created in step 6 to create servers in batches.
In the row of a policy, click Delete in the Operation column. In the displayed dialog box, click OK. Parent Topic: Application Process Control
Vulnerabilities (Last 24 hours) Number of vulnerabilities on servers in the last 24 hours Unsafe Settings (Last 24 hours) Number of unsafe settings on servers in the last 24 hours Alarms (Last 24 hours) Number of security alarms on servers in the last 24 hours Deleting an Account Click Delete
DELETE: requests the server to delete specified resources, for example, an object. HEAD: same as GET except that the server must return only the response header. PATCH: requests the server to update partial content of a specified resource.
Click Delete in the Operation column of a policy. In the dialog box that is displayed, confirm the information and click OK. Only user-defined policies can be deleted.
