What happens to the oldest quarantined files when the limit is reached?

When the limit of the quarantined files is reached, the oldest quarantined files are deleted to free up space. This automatic management process ensures that the quarantine feature remains effective without consuming excessive storage resources. By deleting the oldest files, the system prioritizes maintaining current files that may be more relevant or potentially harmful, while also ensuring that there's enough space for new files that require quarantine. This approach is crucial in security management, as it balances the need for maintaining a historical record of threats with the necessity of managing storage efficiently. The other options do not align with the typical behavior of a quarantine system, which is designed to maintain functionality and effectiveness through regular updates and management of its stored files.