UAC Bypassable or not?
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In that case zero control on my PC no task manager nothing, the virus took full control on the pc, it run even in safe mode.
the only thing that it didn't delete is sys restore.
so i don't know, there was no icon. it was easy to get rid of it just sys restore from boot cd.
cheers
Well you might of lost your data now? But it's very risky using same OS when infected!
The ZeroAccess rootkit was capable of effectively "killing" AVs by infecting their kernel modules when they scan the rootkit thus calling the "ExitProcess" function on them. Once it's gone, it also changes the permissions needed to run the program, so the user becomes unable to even open it again.
Though it wasn't foolproof, for example HitmanPro managed to find and delete it.
Edit: Source: http://www.webroot.com/blog/2011/07/08/zeroaccess-rootkit-guards-itself-with-a-tripwire/
Though it wasn't foolproof, for example HitmanPro managed to find and delete it.
Edit: Source: http://www.webroot.com/blog/2011/07/08/zeroaccess-rootkit-guards-itself-with-a-tripwire/
MSE can have it's process blocked as well, I did this when making my computer worm! The test was on my PC and it really mess up MSE!
If you know what you're doing and you don't play with fire, MSE is more than enough.
That's if you enable the UAC? You should be safe yes! At the time Antiviruses had there own HIPS Protection!
Some still do, but today it's the firewalls that provide such protection (e.g Comodo).
Yes, I love it too, especially the second.
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But now no one is posting in the Comodo ThreadI separated the posts about UAC from those from CIS review; i think we hijacked the previous thread
...P.S. this is better entertainment then watching TV
You know your stuff, what an expert. Nice to meet you Mateotis! I also agree with you on the Comodo Firewall HIPS, but I also think some Antiviruses still have the power as well say Comodo Antivirus with Windows Firewall Controller!
Some still do, but today it's the firewalls that provide such protection (e.g Comodo).
Yes, I love it too, especially the second.
I will one of the best free products out there Comodo lol! I call it the Malware killer.
But now no one is posting in the Comodo Thread
I like Assassin's creed 1,2,3 ect. Not sure about the last one made?
Some still do, but today it's the firewalls that provide such protection (e.g Comodo).
Yes, I love it too, especially the second.
Posted on your wall, let's continue the discussion there, don't wanna hijack.
Every AV is somewhat vulnerable to zero-day malware, it's up to their heuristics to detect them.
And also, that's why we are here, to submit such samples to them.
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