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What I'm not hearing is that what that really means. It's not just the buffer overflow thing. It seems that most of these tools (he exploited 3 so far) are disa
by tmd83 11y ago
What I'm not hearing is that what that really means. It's not just the buffer overflow thing. It seems that most of these tools (he exploited 3 so far) are disabling protection feature in the OS and are just blind to the risk parsing generally presents and specially for a tool that runs with such privilege.
I wonder if he has failed to exploit any of the antivirus that he tried or it was 3 for 3. What does it really mean, does using any antivirus at this point puts you at even more risk to targeted attack specially if you are a sensible user? What does that mean for corporate roll out of antivirus which I'm guessing would be the most likely candidate of such targeted attacks.