The Behavior Monitoring Approved List supports the use of wildcard characters when
               defining file path, file name, and file extension exception types. Use the following
               tables to
               properly format your exception lists to ensure that Apex One excludes the correct files
               and folders from scanning.
Supported wildcard characters:
- 
Asterisk (*): Represents any character or string of characters
- 
Question mark (?): Represents a single character
|  | Important
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| Exception Type | Wildcard Usage | Matched | Not Matched | ||
| Directories  | C:\* Excludes all files and folders on the specified drive | 
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| Specific files under a specific folder layer | C:\*\Sample.exe Excludes the  Sample.exefile only if
                              the file is located in any subfolder of theC:\directory | 
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| UNC paths | \\<UNC path>\*\Sample.exe Excludes the  Sample.exefile only if
                              the file is located in any subfolder of the specified UNC path | 
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| File names and extensions | C:\*.* Excludes all files with extensions in all folders and
                              subfolders of the  C:\directory | 
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| File names | C:\*.exe Excludes all files with the  .exeextension in all folders and subfolders of theC:\directory | 
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| File extensions | C:\Sample.* Excludes all files with the name
                               Sampleand any extension in theC:\directory | 
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| Files in specific directory structures | C:\*\*\Sample.exe Excludes all files located within the second subfolder
                              layer or any subsequent subfolders of the  C:\directory with the file
                              name and extensionSample.exe | 
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| Complex paths or file names | C:\Sam*e??.exe Excludes all files with names that satisfy the following
                              conditions: 
 If a file meets all the required conditions and is located
                              the  C:\directory, Behavior Monitoring excludes the file from
                              scans. | 
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