- Apr 13, 2013
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- https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ynz4qJ2N2UA
I haven't tested this one for over 5 years:
Actually, no, it does not. As can even be seen in the video HMPA does stop the malicious activity from the JAR ransomware run, and it will also detect malware coded as js or jse. But detection and proterction will vary depending on the mechanism which the malware uses, and the same is true for vbs malware.However, it trusts WScript and Java by default
My theme song, when forced to engage the useless next-door neighbor!Talking Head's Psycho Killer?
HMPA is a default-allow product. I didn't say it was default-allow by extension. Anything beyond its ability to detect sails right on by - playing with the mechanisms as it were - as you so aptly demonstrated.Actually, no, it does not. As can even be seen in the video HMPA does stop the malicious activity from the JAR ransomware run, and it will also detect malware coded as js or jse. But detection and proterction will vary depending on the mechanism which the malware uses, and the same is true for vbs malware.
If there was such a default allow for various extensions (which there is not) the product would be utterly worthless.
Beyond being a great song it just works on so many levels.My theme song, when forced to engage the useless next-door neighbor!
It was written as a joke, but became its most popular song, much to the band's surprise.Beyond being a great song it just works on so many levels.