Risk score table

Classification	Trust factor	Threat level	Risk score	Severity	Comment
0 (unknown)	N/A	N/A	N/A	⬜ N/A	No threats found. Please submit the sample to Spectra Intelligence for classification.
	0	N/A	0	🟩 Clean	File comes from a very trustworthy domain or has a very trustworthy certificate. Examples: HP, IBM, Microsoft, Oracle, Intel, Dell, Sony, Google...
	1	N/A	1	🟩 Clean	File comes from a trustworthy domain or has a trustworthy certificate. Examples: php.net, mit.edu, postgresql.org, redhat.de, opera.com, nasa.gov...
	2	N/A	2	🟩 Clean	File comes from a usually trusted domain. Examples: softpedia.com, sourceforge.net, cnet.com...
	3	N/A	3	🟩 Likely clean	File comes from another known site.
	4	N/A	4	🟩 Possibly clean	Some valid but not very trusted certificates.
1 (known)	5	N/A	5	🟩 Low	Low trust source, no whitelisted certificates.
	N/A	0	5	🟨 Low	More information about sample required for final classification.
	N/A	1	6	🟨 Low	More information about sample required for final classification.
	N/A	2	7	🟨 Low	More information about sample required for final classification.
	N/A	3	8	🟨 Low	More information about sample required for final classification.
	N/A	4	9	🟨 Low	More information about sample required for final classification.
2 (suspicious)	N/A	5	10	🟨 Low	More information about sample required for final classification.
	N/A	0	N/A	🟧 Low	Low trust source, no whitelisted certificates.
	N/A	1	6	🟧 Low	Adware, potentially unwanted apps, tools for masking malware (packers).
	N/A	2	7	🟥 Medium	Spyware.
	N/A	3	8	🟥 Medium	Tools used to introduce malware or to use infected machines for denial-of-service attacks.
	N/A	4	9	🟥 High	Malicious browser extensions, fake antivirus software, rootkits.
3 (malicious)	N/A	5	10	🟥 High	Virus, worm, trojan, keylogger, infostealer. Most dangerous threats.