EMET 5.2

[LabZero]

Test performed on Windows 7 Pro SP1 x64.

As you can see, select "Use recommended settings", EMET automatically configures even programs like Adobe Acrobat, Adobe Reader and Java so that use DEP, ASLR and other security technologies offered by the operating system.

Spoiler: Wizard

By clicking on "Apps", you can check which installed applications are using or will use, just running, the security features of Windows:

Spoiler: Main UI

Thanks for reading.

 

[RmG152]

"-EMET_Agent uses 17,5 MB Ram on my system."

17.5 MB is bad?

 

[LabZero]

"-EMET_Agent uses 17,5 MB Ram on my system."

17.5 MB is bad?

MBAE uses 1 MB.

 

[Azure]

Any plans on doing a review for HitmanPro.Alert?

 

[Sr. Normal]

Thanks for this review my friend!. I never thought of installing it ... until today

 

[RmG152]

MBAE uses 1 MB.

In comparison, maybe but in a review? 100+ MB maybe, but less than 50~100 ?

 

[LabZero]

In comparison, maybe but in a review? 100+ MB maybe, but less than 50~100 ?

Edited review
It is not unusual in a review comparing products of the same category that have more or less the same features.
EMET consumes much more RAM compared to MBAM and in my opinion this is bad.
Who has limited machine resources can't be happy to know it, considering this consumption must be added to other security apps (AV, IS, etc).

 

[tonibalas]

In my system MBAE Premium was using 3 MB of RAM but browsing the internet was very slow
so i was forced to remove it.
So my point is that RAM usage doesn't always tell you if a software is heavy or not on system resources.

 

[LabZero]

In my system MBAE Premium was using 3 MB of RAM but browsing the internet was very slow
so i was forced to remove it.
So my point is that RAM usage doesn't always tell you if a software is heavy or not on system resources.

I don't know about MBAE Premium, perhaps having more protection levels, It can interfere with browsing speed.
About MBAE free, I didn't notice slowdowns.

 

[Solarlynx]

I don't know about MBAE Premium, perhaps having more protection levels, It can interfere with browsing speed.
About MBAE free, I didn't notice slowdowns.

MBAE Premium has the same protection levels as Free. You cannot add custom shields and default apps list is considerable shorter.

 

[LabZero]

MBAE Premium has the same protection levels as Free. You cannot add custom shields and default apps list is considerable shorter.

Ok but the concept was to understand why MAE Premium slows connection while with the free version I had no problems.

 

[Solarlynx]

Ok but the concept was to understand why MAE Premium slows connection while with the free version I had no problems.

Sorry I don't have any idea. On my PC Premium and Free work the same. This is a good question to MBAE forum or respective forum at Wilders, where a developer pbust (ZeroVulnLabs) appears.

 

[JM Safe]

@Klipsh Nice review!!

 

[Online_Sword]

Could anyone share his/her customized configuration of EMET 5.2?
Could I simply add web applications to the list of EMET and then forget them?

 

[jamescv7]

Could I simply add web applications to the list of EMET and then forget them?

Yes, once you add those web related programs, then EMET mitigation will run on the background. Any errors will pop up by EMET for possible issues.

 

[CMLew]

Is EMET issued by Microsoft? The interface looks like it.
How would it work with Window Defender?

 

[jamescv7]

@CMLew: Well EMET is a standalone tool created by Microsoft (you need to download) and having with WD are different things on their concept.

When EMET detected a mitigation, it will close the process hence its up to WD if there will be any threats found for possible drop of files.