- Dec 24, 2011
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Yes I have heard of it before, it can bypass any (software level) security products even HIPS and virtulation but UAC can block it at the OS level. This is its homepage- http://rdgsoft.net/tejon.html
It requires to "Run as Admin" in order to bypass software security products, this is a good example why UAC is so important.
Even though it claims to bypass UAC on Vista, I seriously doubt it can unless the user allows it to run. The only report of UAC getting bypass was on a Beta version of Vista which was fixed on the final release and then was also enhanced by service packs.
However it is very rare that malware writers would use these methods unless targeting a large business, military or government agency.
Malware that affects home users usually don't try to bypass security products, they work on the user's own ignorance to be successful.
Of coarse zero-day malware is usually not detected by signature-based AV's but other detection features can still stop some of it.
Enjoy!!
Yes, I have that link to the homepage as well, but now Bitdefender Trafficklight stops me from opening it.
Scary software anyway, hope someone that have experienced it would chip in here.
Always good with new knowledge.
Have a good one!
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