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Does ENS (Windows) Threat Prevention on-access scan detect Linux viruses?

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Scenario: physical media with Linux filesystem (e.g. DVD/CD or thumb drive) is inserted and accessed on a Windows host with ENSTP running.

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Re: Does ENS (Windows) Threat Prevention on-access scan detect Linux viruses?

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ENS detect a threat when there is a I/O operation happens which is malicious. Now if there is an windows process which is executing a Linux file system file and that file is malicious, if we have detection for the target file we should be detecting it. 

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Re: Does ENS (Windows) Threat Prevention on-access scan detect Linux viruses?

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ENS detect a threat when there is a I/O operation happens which is malicious. Now if there is an windows process which is executing a Linux file system file and that file is malicious, if we have detection for the target file we should be detecting it. 

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