File extensions scanned by default in the Real-Time File Protection task

Kaspersky Security for Windows Server scans files with the following extensions by default:

• 386;
• acm;
• ade, adp;
• asp;
• asx;
• ax;
• bas;
• bat;
• bin;
• chm;
• cla, clas*;
• cmd;
• com;
• cpl;
• crt;
• dll;
• dpl;
• drv;
• dvb;
• dwg;
• efi;
• emf;
• eml;
• exe;
• fon;
• fpm;
• hlp;
• hta;
• htm, html*;
• htt;
• ico;
• inf;
• ini;
• ins;
• isp;
• jpg, jpe;
• js, jse;
• lnk;
• mbx;
• msc;
• msg;
• msi;
• msp;
• mst;
• nws;
• ocx;
• oft;
• otm;
• pcd;
• pdf;
• php;
• pht;
• phtm*;
• pif;
• plg;
• png;
• pot;
• prf;
• prg;
• reg;
• rsc;
• rtf;
• scf;
• scr;
• sct;
• shb;
• shs;
• sht;
• shtm*;
• swf;
• sys;
• the;
• them*;
• tsp;
• url;
• vb;
• vbe;
• vbs;
• vxd;
• wma;
• wmf;
• wmv;
• wsc;
• wsf;
• wsh;
• do?;
• md?;
• mp?;
• ov?;
• pp?;
• vs?;
• xl?.

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