Trap????Interesting, wich industy ? "and why 25 June 2025 ? someone is trying to put me in a trap friends XD, wrong idea ^^
Trap????Interesting, wich industy ? "and why 25 June 2025 ? someone is trying to put me in a trap friends XD, wrong idea ^^
could someone tell him his mistake thanks, i don't have time for such user ^^Trap????
Trend Micro.I think as I remember the user was in F-secure??
Not quite suicidal, but close.It's very bold to present your antivirus here! I hope you will survive.
@Trident can also play with it!
It seems that the developer has implemented LSH (most likely Trend Micro Locality Sensitive Hash). That’s a good initiative. But again, it depends on the volume of threat intelligence as well as whether or not machine learning is used on these hashes so they can be clustered.There have been improvements, but it's still just as heavy.
I didn't play with any recent malware, I only used 2 VMs with one attacking PC and one victim PC.
For a start, it's still as heavy as ever....
I'm testing a RAT (Xworm): detected
Test of a basic Async, also detected.
I'll complicate things a bit: I'll steal the digital signature of a program (Adobe Reader) and I'll simply encrypt the RAT's Stub and create an Autostart entry (named coucou.exe ).
Omni doesn't block it, my VM1 connects to my VM2
omni-defender.com
Sorry for the late reply, I appreciate the warm welcome!Welcome to MT! This is the French product that I mentioned on MT recently that I discovered while researching and working on LLM analysis as well. LLM malware analysis is the future, so you are on the right track! If you do not mind me asking, did you decide to ditch the local LLM analysis? I could not get local models to work reliably and to return the correct verdict consistently (there were simply not enough parameters), so we moved to the cloud. But I bet in the next year or so there will be local models that will work great, maybe even with CPU only analysis. Anyway, great job, keep going!
Custom Scan doesn't currently support browser extension analysis but will be considered in future versions.Can this thing analyze any file? Let's say, if I give it a Chrome extension in .crx format?
It seems to resemble Sirius LLM by VoodooSoft from @danb
@XylentAntivirus, Friend, does this happened with his last 1.3 version ?View attachment 289979
This happens because your real time protection still broken. After I do restart and run scan most of active malware gone but very destructive ones left then my vm got destroyed.
This isn't a Real Time Protection issue at all. Most of them are suspended and blocked from the CPU Tab, thats how OmiDefender's kernel detects and blocks malware, the suspended malware never actually execute. But seeing them in process explorer without context does give a false impression until you look at the CPU Tab. This isn't a Real Time Protection issue nor a database issue but the Kernel Driver logic which blocks at process creation. In future versions we'll work on detecting malware at an earlier stage so they don't appear in process explorer at all.View attachment 289979
This happens because your real time protection still broken. After I do restart and run scan most of active malware gone but very destructive ones left then my vm got destroyed.
Yeah because it suspends all malwares but not deleting them.@XylentAntivirus, Friend, does this happened with his last 1.3 version ?
Yes, with pro-active detection, executables tend to open file handles at process creation so attempting to delete them at that stage results in "This process is already open in (filename)" so only deletion and reboot is possible. That's one of the reasons why many antivirus ask to restart the PC when malware is detected as It allows for efficient cleanup without any obstacles. As mentioned earlier, this is a kernel driver logic, that will be updated.Yeah because it suspends all malwares but not deleting them.