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Yeah, the simple renaming .sys files in safe mode does seem like it would inhibit protection.
by kurthr 2y ago
Yeah, the simple renaming .sys files in safe mode does seem like it would inhibit protection.
- Scoundreller 2y agoRenaming it .old or whatever would be what a sane person does. They recommended deleting the thing: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=41002199 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=41002199
- saagarjha 2y agoWhile you're at it probably delete the rest of the software. Then cancel your contract.
- InsideOutSanta 2y agoThen sue the shit out of them.
- hello_moto 2y agoThen your hardware becomes unprotected, congratulations, you won Cybersecurity award of the year.
- saagarjha 2y agoThere are more options than "you are using Crowdstrike" and "you have no protection".
- hello_moto 2y agoYou're absolutely right, there are more options. Let's say you're a CISO and it's your task to evaluate Cybersecurity solutions to purchase and implement. You go out there and found out that there are multiple organizations that tests (simulate attacks) the EDR capabilities of these Vendors periodically and published grades of these Vendors. You found the top 5 to narrow down your selections and you pitted them in PoC which consists of attack simulations and end-to-end solutions (that's the Response part of EDR). The winner gets the contract. Unless there are tie-breakers... PS: I heard others (and read) said that CS was best-in-class which suggested that they probably won PoC and received high grades from those independent Organizations.
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- _8j50 2y agoNo, the userspace program will replace it with a good version.