Which three options does the WF-500 appliance support for local analysis? (Choose three)

The WF-500 appliance supports the analysis of E-mail links (URLs) to detect phishing attempts or malicious web content by detonating and examining the linked resources.

While WildFire generally supports APK file analysis, the question asks for three specific options for local analysis on the WF-500, and PE files, JAR files, and E-mail links are typically highlighted as primary capabilities for detecting threats across common computing environments.

Java Archive (JAR) files are supported for local analysis by the WF-500, as they can contain executable code that may harbor malware.

PNG files are image files and are not directly analyzed as executable content by WildFire; they are not a common vector for active malware execution.

Portable Executable (PE) files, which are Windows executable formats like .exe and .dll, are a primary target for the WF-500's local sandbox analysis due to their common use in malware delivery.