Requirements for creating an XML import file

When importing reputation information in an XML file, the file must meet these requirements.

You must specify the file or certificate reputation as a numeric value in the XML file.
It is mandatory that the file or certificate has both hash values and one reputation.

Reputation values and definitions

Reputation setting	Numeric value
Known trusted installer	100	All files created by that file are trusted.
Known trusted	99	It is a trusted file or certificate.
Most likely trusted	85	It is almost certain that the file or certificate is trusted.
Might be trusted	70	It seems a benign file or certificate.
Unknown	50	The reputation provider has encountered the file or certificate before but the provider can't determine its reputation at the moment.
Might be malicious	30	It seems a suspicious file or certificate.
Most likely malicious	15	It is almost certain that the file or certificate is malicious.
Known malicious	1	It is a malicious file or certificate.
Not Set	0	The file or certificate's reputation hasn't been determined yet.
Not Available	—	The reputation provider hasn't been queried about the specific item. This reputation label also appears for disabled reputation providers or providers with pending reputation reports. Important Most of signed files show not available reputation because the specific file reputation hasn't been queried yet. The client has only queried about its associated certificate reputation.