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[Topic 100327]

View the status of computer protection

The protection status indicator, which is shaped like a shield and located in the main application window, informs you about computer protection problems. Depending on the status of computer protection, the color of the indicator can change. If the application detects any security threats, a message about threats appears in the main application window and the indicator changes color.

The indicator color can change in the following ways:

  • Green. Your computer is appropriately protected.

    A green indicator signifies that anti-virus databases are up to date and all application components have been configured as recommended by Kaspersky. No malicious objects have been detected, or any detected malicious objects have been neutralized.

  • Yellow. The level of computer protection is reduced.

    A yellow indicator signifies that the Kaspersky application is aware of a problem. Such problems include, for example, minor deviations from the recommended protection settings or slightly outdated application databases.

  • Red. Your computer is at risk of infection.

    A red indicator signifies that there are dangerous problems that may lead to the infection of your computer and loss of data. For example, the anti-virus application databases are extremely out of date, the application is not activated, or malicious objects have been detected.

    It is recommended to fix problems and deal with security threats as soon as possible.

See also

Computer protection scope
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[Topic 58282]

Disable and resume computer protection

By default, the Kaspersky application starts after the operating system starts up and protects your computer until it is turned off. All protection components (File Anti-Virus, Safe Browsing, Safe Money, and Network Attack Blocker) are enabled and running.

You can disable protection completely or disable specific protection components.

Important: Kaspersky strongly advises against disabling protection or protection components, because disabling them may lead to infection of your computer and data loss.

When computer protection is disabled:

  • The application icon in the menu bar is inactive.
  • The protection status indicator in the main application window is red.

When one or more protection components are disabled, the protection status indicator is red or yellow.

Note: Disabling or pausing protection components does not affect virus scan tasks or the update task.

You can disable/resume computer protection in one of the following ways:

  • From the application icon
  • From the application settings window

You can also resume computer protection from the main application window or your My Kaspersky account.

Disable/resume computer protection from the application icon

  1. In the menu bar, click the application icon and choose Turn Protection Off/Turn Protection On.

    When you turn off protection, a prompt for administrator credentials appears.

  2. In the prompt for administrator credentials, enter an administrator name and password and confirm that you want to turn off protection.

    Note: You can also use Touch ID, if your device supports it.

Disable/resume computer protection from the application settings window

  1. In the menu bar, click the application icon and choose Settings.

    The application settings window opens.

  2. On the Protection tab, in the General section, deselect/select the Enable protection checkbox.

Disable a protection component

  1. In the menu bar, click the application icon and choose Settings.

    The application settings window opens.

  2. On the Protection tab, in the <component name> section, deselect the Enable <component name> checkbox.

Enable a protection component

  1. In the menu bar, click the application icon and choose Settings.

    The application settings window opens.

  2. On the Protection tab, in the <component name> section, select the Enable <component name> checkbox.

Important: If you have disabled computer protection or a protection component, it will not be re-enabled automatically when the application starts again. You have to re-enable computer protection or the protection component manually.

To enable computer protection or protection components, you can also use Protection Status. Disabling computer protection or disabling protection components puts your computer at much higher risk of infection. This is why Protection Status informs you when protection is disabled.

See also

Computer protection scope
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[Topic 58285]

Protect more devices with your subscription

The Kaspersky application lets you check how many devices are currently protected by your subscription and how many more you can protect. You can also share protection with other devices right on your Mac.

When you share protection, your applications are activated automatically. You don't need to remember the activation code because the subscription is transferred through your account. If you have never signed in to your My Kaspersky account on a device, we will ask you to do so when you share protection with it.

Check how many devices are protected by your subscription

  1. Open the main application window.
  2. Click <My Kaspersky account>.

The Profile window opens.

Note: Some subscription plans may display only the information about the total number of devices that can be protected by your subscription.

Share protection with your other devices

  1. Open the main application window and click <My Kaspersky account>.
  2. In the Profile window that opens, click Protect Device.

    The subscription sharing window opens.

  3. To install the application and share protection with your other device, do one of the following:
    • To protect your smartphone, click By QR Code and scan the QR code with your smartphone.
    • To protect any supported device, click By Email. Then click Go to My Kaspersky.
  4. Follow the instructions on the screen.

Note: Some subscription plans may require you to go to My Kaspersky to share protection with other devices.

See also

View subscription information
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[Topic 252326]

Use Protection Status

Protection Status is a Kaspersky application feature that helps you analyze and fix problems and computer security threats.

Open Protection Status

On the sidebar of the main application window, click Protection Status.

For each problem or threat on the Protection Status window, the Kaspersky application suggests actions that you can perform to resolve the problem or threat. For example, if the application detects infected files on the computer, you can click Disinfect All. If the anti-virus databases are out of date, you can click Update. You can fix a problem or neutralize a threat immediately or later.

Fix a problem or neutralize a threat immediately

Click the button with the name of a recommended action to fix the problem or neutralize the threat.

The application performs the selected action.

If you close Protection Status without neutralizing dangerous threats, the protection status indicator in the main application window remains red to remind you of these threats.

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[Topic 58281]

Perform scan tasks

The default Full Scan task is included in the Kaspersky application. While running this task, the application scans memory, startup objects, and all internal disks of the computer for viruses and other malware.

Perform a full computer scan

  1. On the sidebar of the main application window, click Scan.

    The Scan window opens.

  2. Click the start button () in the Full Scan pane.

A full scan of the computer starts.

The default Quick Scan task is included in the Kaspersky application. While running this task, the application scans the critical areas of the computer (memory, startup objects, and system folders) for viruses and other malware.

Perform a quick computer scan

  1. On the sidebar of the main application window, click Scan.

    The Scan window opens.

  2. Click the start button () in the Quick Scan pane.

A quick scan of the computer starts.

Note: You can also run a Quick Scan task by clicking the application icon and choosing Start Quick Scan.

You can also run a Full Scan or Quick Scan task on My Kaspersky. For more information about running a computer scan on My Kaspersky, see the My Kaspersky Help.

You can schedule a Full Scan or Quick Scan task.

Schedule a scan task

  1. On the sidebar of the main application window, click Scan.

    The Scan window opens.

  2. Click Schedule Scan.

    A dialog opens where you can set the schedule.

  3. Select the Full Scan or Quick Scan checkbox.
  4. Specify the scanning frequency and the scan start time.
  5. Click OK.

You can scan an individual object (such as an internal disk, folder, file, or an external disk) for viruses and other malware.

Scan a selected item

Do one of the following:

  • Right-click a selected item and choose Scan with Kaspersky.
  • Drag a selected item to the application icon in the Dock.
  • Drag a selected item onto the Scan window.

When an external disk is connected to the computer, the Kaspersky application can automatically start scanning the disk, prompt to scan, or do nothing. You can select one of the options in the settings of the External Disk Scan task.

Select the action the application performs when an external disk is connected to the computer

  1. In the menu bar, click the application icon and choose Settings.

    The application settings window opens.

    You can also open this window by clicking the Settings button in the Quick Scan pane of the Scan window.

  2. On the Scan tab, in the list on the left, select the External Disk Scan task.
  3. In the When an external disk is connected section, select the action that the application performs when an external disk is connected.

You can view the results of completed scan tasks in the Reports window.

See also

Scan tasks

File Anti-Virus
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[Topic 58772]

Edit the list of trusted files, folders, and websites

Trusted Zone is a list of objects that the application does not scan or monitor. You may need to add objects to Trusted Zone if, for example, the Kaspersky application blocks access to a file, application, or website even though you are absolutely sure that this object, application, or web address is harmless.

When an application is added to Trusted Zone, its file and network activities (including suspicious ones) are no longer monitored. However, the Kaspersky application continues to scan the executable file and process of the trusted application.

Add/remove a file or folder to/from the list of trusted files and folders

  1. In the menu bar, click the application icon and choose Settings.

    The application settings window opens.

  2. On the Threats tab, in the Exclusions section, click Trusted Zone.

    The Trusted Zone settings window opens.

  3. On the Files and folders tab, edit the list of trusted files and folders:
    • To add a file or folder to the list:
      1. Click .

        A dialog where you can select a file or folder opens.

      2. Select a file or folder that you want to add.
      3. Click Open.
    • To remove a file or folder from the list:
      1. Select a file or folder that you want to remove from the list of trusted files and folders.
      2. Click .
  4. Click OK.

Add/remove a trusted website to/from the list of trusted web addresses

  1. In the menu bar, click the application icon and choose Settings.

    The application settings window opens.

  2. On the Threats tab, in the Exclusions section, click Trusted Zone.

    The Trusted Zone settings window opens.

    You can also open this window by clicking the Trusted Zone button in the General section of the tab.

  3. On the Trusted web addresses tab, edit the list of trusted web addresses:
    • To add a web address to the list:
      1. Click .
      2. Enter the web address that you want to add to the list.
      3. Click OK.
    • To remove a web address from the list:
      1. Select a web address that you want to remove.
      2. Click .
  4. Click OK.

By default, the list of trusted web addresses is empty.

Enable monitoring of a trusted web address

  1. In the menu bar, click the application icon and choose Settings.

    The application settings window opens.

  2. On the Threats tab, in the Exclusions section, click Trusted Zone.

    The Trusted Zone settings window opens.

  3. On the Trusted web addresses tab, deselect the checkbox next to a web address that you want the Kaspersky application to monitor.
  4. Click OK.

See also

Computer protection scope
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[Topic 166599]

View application activity in the Timeline

When something important happens while the application is running, it is displayed in the Timeline window. You can get an overview of the 3 latest events on the Home page of the main application window, or open the Timeline window to view all important events that occurred over the last 7 days. This helps you see what the Kaspersky application is doing to protect your Mac.

The Timeline displays the name of each event and the time when the event occurred.

View the Timeline for 7 days

  1. Open the Home page of the main application window.
  2. Next to the Timeline, click Show More.

    The Timeline window opens.

The application will display its activity over the last 7 days.

View detailed information about an event

  1. Open the Home page of the main application window.
  2. Next to the Timeline, click Show More.

    The Timeline window opens.

  3. Hover the pointer over an event and click Details.

The Reports window opens, displaying detailed information about the selected event.

Note: You can click Open Reports in the Timeline window to view detailed information about all events.

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[Topic 252468]

Configure protection against malicious and phishing links

Using data from Kaspersky Security Network, the Kaspersky Protection browser extension can check all links on open webpages to determine whether they are listed as malicious web addresses and check the links for phishing threats. The Kaspersky Protection extension also marks dangerous links with a red icon which signifies a high degree of danger.

Turn off/on the display of status icons for links on webpages

  1. In the menu bar, click the application icon and choose Settings.

    The application settings window opens.

  2. On the Browsers tab, in the URL Advisor section, deselect/select the Show status icon next to links checkbox.

See also

Safe Browsing

Network Attack Blocker
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[Topic 58623]

What to do if file access is blocked

The Kaspersky application blocks access to infected files and applications. If a file is infected, it must be disinfected before you can access it.

Disinfect a detected object

  1. In the menu bar, choose Protection > Detected Objects.

    The Detected Objects window opens.

  2. In the Detected Objects section, click next to the required file and choose Disinfect.

    The application starts disinfecting the selected object. While disinfection is in progress, the application shows a dialog where you can choose the action to take on the object.

Disinfect all detected objects

  1. In the menu bar, choose Protection > Detected Objects.

    The Detected Objects window opens.

  2. In the Detected Objects section, click Disinfect All.

    The application starts disinfecting detected objects. While disinfection is in progress, the application shows a notification window where you can choose the action to take on the object. If you select the Apply to all checkbox in the notification window when choosing an action, the application applies the same action to all files of this type.

If you know for sure that the files being blocked by File Anti-Virus are safe, you can include them in Trusted Zone.

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[Topic 58779]

Enable and disable the Kaspersky Protection extension in selected browsers

The Kaspersky Protection extension for browsers warns you about dangerous websites and offers a safer way to enter passwords and sensitive information online. You can also use the extension to enable or disable some Kaspersky components and features. The extension is compatible with Safari, Google Chrome, and Firefox.

By default, the Kaspersky Protection extension is installed in Safari. To use the extension in this browser, you need to enable it.

Enable the Kaspersky Protection extension for Safari

  1. In the menu bar, click the application icon and choose Settings.

    The application settings window opens.

  2. On the Browsers tab, click Enable Extension and follow the instructions on the screen.
  3. Click Enable Extension.
  4. In the window that opens, select the Kaspersky Protection checkbox.

Disable the Kaspersky Protection extension for Safari

  1. Open Safari.
  2. In the menu bar, choose Safari > Settings.
  3. On the Extensions tab, find the Kaspersky Protection extension.
  4. Deselect the Kaspersky Protection checkbox.

Note: To ensure a safer browser experience in Safari on macOS 14 or later, allow the Kaspersky Protection extension on every website and in Private Browsing mode.

Allow the Kaspersky Protection extension for Safari on every website

  1. Open Safari.
  2. In the menu bar, choose Safari > Settings.
  3. On the Extensions tab, select the Kaspersky Protection extension.
  4. Click Always Allow on Every Website.

Allow the Kaspersky Protection extension for Safari in Private Browsing mode

  1. Open Safari.
  2. In the menu bar, choose Safari > Settings.
  3. On the Extensions tab, select the Kaspersky Protection extension.
  4. Select the Allow in Private Browsing checkbox.

Note: You can uninstall the Kaspersky Protection extension from Safari only by uninstalling the application.

To use the Kaspersky Protection browser extension in Google Chrome and Firefox, you need to install and enable the extension for these browsers.

Install and enable the Kaspersky Protection extension for Google Chrome/Firefox

  1. In the menu bar, click the application icon and choose Settings.

    The application settings window opens.

  2. On the Browsers tab, click Get Extension and follow the instructions on the screen to install the extension.

Note: If you still have the outdated Kaspersky Security extension installed in Google Chrome or Firefox, we recommend that you remove it after you install the Kaspersky Protection extension.

Remove the outdated Kaspersky Security extension from Google Chrome

  1. Open Google Chrome and click the extensions icon.
  2. Open the 3-dot menu next to Kaspersky Security.
  3. Click Remove from Chrome.

Remove the outdated Kaspersky Security extension from Firefox

  1. Open Firefox and click the extensions icon.
  2. Open the settings menu next to Kaspersky Security.
  3. Click Remove Extension.

For instructions on managing browser extensions in the Google Chrome/Firefox browsers, see the browser's documentation.

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[Topic 143843]

Update application databases

The Kaspersky application downloads updates from Kaspersky update servers, which are HTTPS servers where the application updates are regularly published.

Note: An internet connection is required to download updates from the update servers.

By default, the Kaspersky application periodically checks for updates on Kaspersky update servers. If new updates are available on a server, the application downloads them in the background and installs them on your computer.

Start an update of the application

  1. On the sidebar of the main application window, click Database Update.

    The Database Update window opens.

  2. Click Update.

The application checks for updates. If updates are available, the application downloads and installs them on your computer.

You can also start an update task in the following way:

  • Click the application icon and choose Update Databases.
  • In the menu bar, choose Protection > Update Databases.

You can run an update of the application on My Kaspersky. For more information about updating the application on My Kaspersky, see the My Kaspersky Help.

You can change the way the Kaspersky application updates the application databases. By default, the application updates databases automatically.

Enable/disable automatic downloads of the application database updates

  1. In the menu bar, click the application icon and choose Settings.

    The application settings window opens.

  2. On the Update tab, in the Databases section, select/deselect the Download updates automatically checkbox.

You can view the results of completed update tasks in the Reports window.

See also

Database Update
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[Topic 58769]

What to do if a notification about critical hard disk health appears

If the Kaspersky application notifies you that your hard disk is in critical condition due to deterioration, you may want to create a backup to reduce the risk of losing your data.

Note: This functionality is available in Kaspersky Plus and Kaspersky Premium only.

Open Time Machine to back up data from a hard disk

  1. On the sidebar of the main application window, click HD Health Monitor.

    The Hard Disk Health Monitor window opens.

  2. Select the hard disk that is in critical condition.
  3. In the right pane, click Prevent Data Loss.
  4. In the dialog that opens, click Open Time Machine Settings.

See also

Hard Disk Health Monitor
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[Topic 173605]

Add a website to Safe Money protection

Safe Money verifies the authenticity of known online payment systems and banking websites. The list of known online payment systems and banking websites is updated as a part of the application databases.

If you open a banking website whose certificate or web address is not trustworthy, the Kaspersky application will display a message in your browser that this website is not safe to visit. If you have the Kaspersky Protection extension installed, the application also displays notifications informing whether the website can be trusted or not.

If you believe that some websites are not included in Safe Money protection or you want Safe Money protection on websites that don't belong to "payment systems and banking websites" category, you can add them to protection manually.

Add a website of a bank, payment system, or online store to Safe Money protection

  1. In the menu bar, click the application icon and choose Settings.

    The application settings window opens.

  2. On the Protection tab, in the Safe Money section, click My Websites.

    A window opens, displaying a list of websites that have been manually added to Safe Money protection.

  3. Do one of the following:
    • To add a website to Safe Money protection, click and enter the web address.

      Note: You can add websites that use HTTPS for connections. The Kaspersky application scans encrypted connections (HTTPS) only if the Check secure connections (HTTPS) for <component names> checkbox in the General section on the Protection tab is selected.

    • To remove a website from Safe Money protection, select the web address in the list and click .
  4. Click Save.

If the Kaspersky application cannot verify a website certificate

If you get a notification about a certificate verification problem on a website, it means the website you want to open does not pass the authentication check. We recommend not to visit this website. For detailed information about this issue and possible causes of the certificate verification problem, see the Customer Service website (Knowledge Base).

See also

Safe Money
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[Topic 84767]

View and update the list of home network devices

You can manually update the list of devices connected to your home network.

Note: This functionality is available in Kaspersky Plus and Kaspersky Premium only.

View and update the list of home network devices

  1. On the sidebar of the main application window, click Smart Home Monitor.

    The Smart Home Monitor window opens.

  2. View the list of devices connected to your home network.
  3. In the upper pane, click .

The Kaspersky application updates the list of devices.

Note: You can also view the list of devices found in your home network in the Home page of the main application window.

See also

Smart Home Monitor
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[Topic 143724]

Delete a device from the list of devices connected to your home network

If a device is no longer connected to your network (for example, an old phone), you can delete this device from the list of devices connected to your home network.

Note: This functionality is available in Kaspersky Plus and Kaspersky Premium only.

Delete a device from the list of devices connected to your home network

  1. On the sidebar of the main application window, click Smart Home Monitor.

    The Smart Home Monitor window opens.

  2. In the left pane of the window, click a device in the list.

    Information about the device appears in the right pane of the window.

  3. In the upper-right corner, click and choose Forget Device.

The selected device disappears from the list of devices.

See also

Smart Home Monitor
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[Topic 143722]

What to do if the home Wi-Fi network has been changed

You can make the Kaspersky application forget the Wi-Fi network that is no longer your home network.

Note: This functionality is available in Kaspersky Plus and Kaspersky Premium only.

Forget the current home network

  1. On the sidebar of the main application window, click Smart Home Monitor.

    The Smart Home Monitor window opens.

  2. In the upper pane, make sure that the required network is selected and click .
  3. In the dialog that opens, click Forget.

See also

Smart Home Monitor
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[Topic 143723]

Enable checking of your accounts for possible data leaks on websites

Sometimes even a unique and strong password and virtual keyboard are not enough to protect your website accounts and sensitive information. Hackers constantly search for vulnerabilities on popular websites in order to steal user data. If a website where you have an account has been hacked, your account becomes compromised and your data is at risk of being publicly accessible.

The Kaspersky application can check your email address against a database of leaks known to Kaspersky each time you sign in to your account on websites. If your account has been compromised, the application will inform you.

Note: The Kaspersky application can only check accounts that use an email address as the user name. Data Leak Checker on websites is available only in Kaspersky Plus and Premium only.

Enable/disable checking of your accounts for possible data leaks

  1. In the menu bar, click the application icon and choose Settings.

    The application settings window opens.

  2. On the Privacy tab, in the Data Leak Checker section, select/deselect the Check accounts for possible data leaks when signing in to websites checkbox.

    Note: The Kaspersky application checks accounts only in browsers with Kaspersky Protection extension installed.

See also

Privacy Protection
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[Topic 173456]

Check if your account has been compromised

If you are not sure whether your accounts on certain websites are safe, you can check them using the Kaspersky application. The application can detect if your accounts have been compromised and your data is in danger of being publicly accessible.

Note: The Kaspersky application can only check accounts that use an email address as the user name.

Check if your account has been compromised

  1. On the sidebar of the main application window, click Data Leak Checker.

    The Data Leak Checker window opens.

  2. Enter your email address in the Enter email address field.
  3. Click Check.

See also

Privacy Protection
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[Topic 173490]

Check if your data associated with your phone number has been compromised

Your phone number is often used to identify you when you create an account on a website or in an application. If you are not sure whether accounts associated with your phone number are safe, you can check them using the Kaspersky application. The application uses your phone number to detect if associated accounts have been compromised and your data is in danger of being publicly accessible.

Check if accounts associated with your phone number have been compromised

  1. On the sidebar of the main application window, click Identity Theft.

    The Identity Theft Check window opens.

  2. Enter your phone number in the Enter phone number field.
  3. Click Check.

See also

Identity Theft Check
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[Topic 252167]

Prevent applications from using the webcam

Applications on your computer can gain access to your webcam and take snapshots of your surroundings. You can block access to your webcam to prevent any application from using it.

Note: The access will be blocked for all applications installed on your computer. You cannot block access to your webcam for specific applications.

Important: If the Kaspersky application is blocking your webcam, you must first unblock the webcam in order to use it.

Prevent applications from using the webcam

  1. Open the Home page of the main application window.
  2. Enable Block Webcam.

The Kaspersky application blocks your webcam.

Note: You can also block your webcam by enabling Webcam Protection in the Privacy Protection window or choosing Block webcam in the Webcam section on the Privacy tab of the application settings window.

See also

Privacy Protection
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[Topic 112537]

Prevent websites from tracking your browsing activities

Some websites use information about your browsing activities to customize what they show to you. You can block websites from tracking you using the Kaspersky application.

Prevent websites from tracking your browsing activities

  1. On the sidebar of the main application window, click Privacy Protection.

    The Privacy Protection window opens.

  2. Enable Private Browsing.

The Kaspersky application starts blocking websites from tracking your browsing activities.

Note: You can also block website tracking by selecting the Block website tracking checkbox in the Private Browsing section on the Privacy tab of the application settings window.

See also

Privacy Protection
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[Topic 112534]

Protect your passwords and sensitive information

The Kaspersky Protection browser extension helps you strengthen your passwords and protect your sensitive information. By default, the extension detects duplicate passwords, checks the strength of your passwords and the security of your website accounts, and provides an onscreen keyboard to protect the passwords you enter in sign-in forms.

Note: The Kaspersky application doesn't monitor passwords or display password settings if you have any password manager installed.

Turn off/on duplicate passwords detection

  1. In the menu bar, click the application icon and choose Settings.

    The application settings window opens.

  2. On the Privacy tab, in the Passwords section, deselect/select the Detect duplicate passwords checkbox.

Turn off/on checking of password strength

  1. In the menu bar, click the application icon and choose Settings.

    The application settings window opens.

  2. On the Privacy tab, in the Passwords section, deselect/select the Check password strength checkbox.

By default, an onscreen keyboard appears on the screen automatically when you select a password field in the browser window.

Turn off/on automatic display of the onscreen keyboard

  1. In the menu bar, click the application icon and choose Settings.

    The application settings window opens.

  2. On the Browsers tab, in the Onscreen Keyboard section, deselect/select the Show onscreen keyboard when entering website passwords checkbox.

You can manually open the onscreen keyboard in your browser.

Open the onscreen keyboard manually

  1. Click in the browser toolbar.
  2. In the dialog that opens, click Show under the Onscreen Keyboard switch.

You can use the onscreen keyboard as follows:

  • Click the keys of the onscreen keyboard with the mouse pointer.
  • Unlike with a physical keyboard, you can't click multiple keys on the onscreen keyboard simultaneously. To enter a combination of keys (for example, the Option key and SHIFT key), click the first key (for example, Option) and then click the second key.
  • To switch languages, click the key in the lower-left corner.

Important: The onscreen keyboard can't protect your personal data if the website you are sending data to has been hacked.

See also

Protection for your passwords and sensitive information
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[Topic 59197]

How to send your feedback on the application to Kaspersky

After you use the Kaspersky application for some time, the application may prompt you to rate it. You can share your opinion of the application with Kaspersky and send us your suggestions regarding the application without waiting for a notification from the Kaspersky application.

Send your feedback on the application

  1. In the menu bar, choose Kaspersky > Rate the Application.

    A window opens where you can rate the application by selecting a value from 0 to 10.

  2. Choose a value and click Rate.

    A window opens with a field where you can leave a text comment. If you don't feel like writing, you can leave this field empty.

  3. Click Send Feedback to send your feedback to Kaspersky and close the window.
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[Topic 183303]