• Introduction To Xcitium Verdict
• Create A Verdict Account
  • Log Into Verdict
• Upload Files For Analysis
• Verdict Analysis Results
  • Verdict Dashboard
  • Recent Analysis Requests
  • Kill Chain Report
  • My Analysis Statistics
  • Unknown File Hunter Scans
  • Unparalleled Protection Statistics
  • Unknown File Statistics
  • Configure Verdict Account Settings
    • Account Configuration
    • Antivirus Vendors
• Unknown File Hunter Tool
• About Xcitium Security Solutions

Upload Files for Analysis

Files uploaded to Verdict are analyzed with a wide range of dynamic and static tests in order to reach a verdict on the files trustworthiness.

• Click 'Analyze New File'  to upload files for scanning. This button is located at the top right corner of the dashboard.

 

The file upload and analyze form will open:

• Analyze with SHA1 - Enter the SHA1 hash value of the file you wish to investigate and click 'Search'. Verdict will search its databases to see if it has a record of the file and display results accordingly. If no record is found then use 'Analyze with File Upload' to submit the file for testing.

• Analyze with File URL - Enter the URL of a file and click the 'Analyze' button. Verdict will test the file and provide a verdict in a few minutes.

• Analyze with File Upload - Directly submit files for Verdict analysis. Click 'Select File', choose the file you wish to submit then click the 'Analyze' button. The following message will be displayed if the file has already been analyzed:

 

• Download Unknown File Hunter – Comodo Unknown File Hunter is a utility which lets you scan local and network endpoints for unknown files. These files can then be uploaded to Verdict for analysis.

• Click 'View Last Result' to view the most recently completed analysis. Click 'Re-Analyze File' to test the file again.

• Click 'Re-analyze File' to resubmit the file for another round of dynamic and static tests to get a verdict on its trustworthiness.

The analysis progress is shown as follows:

Results is shown once the analysis is complete:

See 'Verdict Analysis Results' to understand the results.