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<blockquote data-quote="Vitali Ortzi" data-source="post: 1114193" data-attributes="member: 57714">Leo Mal X is much better then just dropping malware when maybe some will win based on intelligence of the common malwareSo I hope he continues to develop it&nbsp; anyway you&#039;re totally correct and it&#039;s annoying that labs don&#039;t use enough apt tests and even when they do they are mediocre considering it&#039;s a research &quot;lab&quot; at least from what&#039;s available to the publicAnyway I really hope project zero will go back to doing research into sandboxes (emulation) ,the great research they did showing how the mini filters of avs can be easily waeponized by a talented researcher&nbsp; (worse of all they all run at trusted installer , system&nbsp; and they can be trigger to scan , emulate even by code inside html or scripts aka zero click )Anyway really interesting what you personally use in the &quot;civilian&quot; life (not an endorsement or anything related to any agency , business rather personal preference)</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Vitali Ortzi, post: 1114193, member: 57714"] Leo Mal X is much better then just dropping malware when maybe some will win based on intelligence of the common malware So I hope he continues to develop it anyway you're totally correct and it's annoying that labs don't use enough apt tests and even when they do they are mediocre considering it's a research "lab" at least from what's available to the public Anyway I really hope project zero will go back to doing research into sandboxes (emulation) ,the great research they did showing how the mini filters of avs can be easily waeponized by a talented researcher (worse of all they all run at trusted installer , system and they can be trigger to scan , emulate even by code inside html or scripts aka zero click ) Anyway really interesting what you personally use in the "civilian" life (not an endorsement or anything related to any agency , business rather personal preference) [/QUOTE]

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