Alert events sent by Kaspersky CyberTrace

This section describes alert events that can be generated by Kaspersky CyberTrace.

KL_ALERT_ConfigurationUpdated

This event is generated if Kaspersky CyberTrace Service has reloaded the configuration file.

This event has no context fields.

KL_ALERT_FeedBecameAvailable

This event is generated if a feed that can be used with the current certificate has become available.

This event has the following field:

KL_ALERT_FeedBecameUnavailable

This event is generated if a feed that is being used with the current certificate has become unavailable.

This event has the following context field:

KL_ALERT_OutdatedFeed

This event is generated if a feed has not been updated during the specified period.

This event has the following context field:

KL_ALERT_ServiceUnavailable

This event is generated when the watchdog module has detected that Kaspersky CyberTrace Service has crashed or frozen.

This event has no context fields.

KL_ALERT_ServiceStopped

This event is generated when Kaspersky CyberTrace Service is stopped successfully.

This event has no context fields.

KL_ALERT_ServiceStarted

This event is generated when Kaspersky CyberTrace Service is started successfully.

This event has no context fields.

KL_ALERT_UpdatedFeed

This event is generated when a feed is updated and loaded by Kaspersky CyberTrace Service. This means that new indicators from the feed can be used in the matching process. Please note that these indicators may be added to the database later, as they are loaded asynchronously.

This event has the following context fields:

KL_ALERT_FailedToUpdateFeed

This event is generated when Kaspersky CyberTrace Service fails to load a new feed (for example, due to the limitation on the number of indicators that are imposed by the license key) and continues using an old feed.

This event has the following context fields:

KL_ALERT_LicenseExpires

This event is generated to inform you that the license key that is being used will expire in less than 30 days.

This event has the following context fields:

KL_ALERT_LicenseExpired

This event is generated when a current license key has expired.

This event has the following context fields:

KL_ALERT_EPSLimitExceeded

This event is generated when the limit on the number of processed events per second (EPS) imposed by the licensed key or licensing level has been exceeded.

This event has the following context fields:

KL_ALERT_EPSHardLimit

This event is generated when Kaspersky CyberTrace Service limits the number of events processed per second to the maximum number of events for the current license key or licensing level. The limit applies regardless of the number of incoming events.

KL_ALERT_LicenseChanged

This event is generated when Kaspersky CyberTrace starts to use another license key or licensing level.

This event has the following context fields:

KL_ALERT_RetroScanCompleted

This event is generated when the retrospective scan task succeeded.

This event has the following context fields:

KL_ALERT_RetroScanError

This event is generated when the retrospective scan task failed.

This event has the following context field:

KL_ALERT_RetroScanStorageExceeded

This event is generated when the limit on the size of the saved events has been exceeded.

This event has the following context field:

KL_ALERT_FreeSpaceEnds

This event is generated when the available disk space becomes low.

This event has the following context field:

KL_ALERT_IndicatorsStoreLimitExceeded

This event is generated when the limit on the size of the saved indicators has been exceeded.

This event has the following context fields:

KL_ALERT_DetectsStorageExceeded

This event is generated when the limit on the size of the saved detection events has been exceeded.

This event has the following context field:

KL_ALERT_IndicatorsStoreHardLimit

This event is generated when Kaspersky CyberTrace limits adding and updating of indicators.

This event has the following context fields:

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