GravityZone linux: how to prevent bduitool to move malicious files to the quarantine?

AndreaF · 2022-10-13T07:41:54+00:00

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I'm using GravityZone BEST Linux (latest version) to detect possible malicious files on Linux servers.

To do that I'm running the command:

bduitool scan -s custom /path/to/folder/

As any detected file is automatically removed and moved to the quarantine, there's any way to disable this behavior? I just need the files to be reported as malicious or not.

Thank you to anyone who can help!

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Gjoksi

Hello.

Since you need help with business product, @Alex_Dr or @Andra_B could take a look here and help you with the issue.

Also, you can always contact the Bitdefender business support:

https://www.bitdefender.com/business/support/en/71263-85158-contact.html

Regards.

Alexandru_BD

Hi,

Check this article and let us know if it's helpful:

https://www.bitdefender.com/business/support/en/77209-40862-scanning-for-malware.html

Regards

AndreaF

Hi @Alexandru_BD, thanks for your answer. I've already read that article, but unless I'm mistaking, I don't find any explanation on how to disable the quarantine. What I'm looking for is just to disable the automatic 'move to quarantine' feature.

Thanks!