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<blockquote data-quote="ForgottenSeer 92963" data-source="post: 968881">First. what part of &quot;SRP has its limitations&quot; did you not understand?&nbsp; I agreed with you that SRP is not the answer for all malware intrusions, but in combination with other off-the-shelve security mechanisms it helps to reduce the risk of malware to acceptable levels for me. SRP is just one of the players in my security team. When one player in my team has been passed by an opponent, it does nat mean that the opponent scored a goal or won the game. That is the benefit of using multiple levels of security IMO.Secondly: the truth of science has shifted over time when better observations lead to other conclusions (like the earth is flat evolved to earth is round and the evolution theory) and scientific studies leading to ambiguous conclusions (<a href="https://www.voxweb.nl/english/how-one-experiment-can-lead-to-70-different-conclusions" target="_blank">link</a>). So for what I know now, SRP as used in SWH helps to make MD (probably all AV&#039;s) stronger. So its makes sense to disable Microsoft Defender tamper protection to enable DUI&#039;s (tamper) protection for Microsoft Defender?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="ForgottenSeer 92963, post: 968881"] First. what part of "SRP has its limitations" did you not understand? I agreed with you that SRP is not the answer for all malware intrusions, but in combination with other off-the-shelve security mechanisms it helps to reduce the risk of malware to acceptable levels for me. SRP is just one of the players in my security team. When one player in my team has been passed by an opponent, it does nat mean that the opponent scored a goal or won the game. That is the benefit of using multiple levels of security IMO. Secondly: the truth of science has shifted over time when better observations lead to other conclusions (like the earth is flat evolved to earth is round and the evolution theory) and scientific studies leading to ambiguous conclusions ([URL='https://www.voxweb.nl/english/how-one-experiment-can-lead-to-70-different-conclusions']link[/URL]). So for what I know now, SRP as used in SWH helps to make MD (probably all AV's) stronger. So its makes sense to disable Microsoft Defender tamper protection to enable DUI's (tamper) protection for Microsoft Defender? [/QUOTE]

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