Re: RE: Malware detection

[Raghav Pande <kaelsunstrider.raghav () gmail com>]

probably those many occasions were when, malware was made by kiddies. :)
MSSE is very bad at detecting stuff. and if you think MSSE takes
action against new malwares then see those malware's timestamp, first
4 bytes which will tell you about compiler and other stuff which says
VB6 or .NET or 1999 or made by kiddie.
a properly made crypter or malware always bypasses MSSE.
Try KIS proactive defense combined with system watcher is best
protection you can get.
#fail exploit
#fail malwares

On Wed, Jul 25, 2012 at 10:32 AM,  <kartik.netsec () gmail com> wrote:
> "Also, on many occasions we have seen MSSE detect and successfully remove new malware that other products didn't even 
> detect until their signatures included these programs - sometimes days later."
>
> I second with Eric's comment. I have experienced this a lot many times in my environment wherein MSSE detects and 
> takes the corrective action against new malware whereas the market leaders like Symantec and McAfee detected it only 
> when ticket was raised and samples were sent to them.
>
> Some people feel honored bashing Microsoft and it's products. It is a fashion :D
>
> Thanks,
> Kartik
> CISSP, CISM
>
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Regards
Raghav Pande

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