Malware Hub Report VoodooShield 6 - December 2020 Report

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Very interesting... you might be on to something there. When VS is ON it should block it either way, but we better test AutoPilot just to be sure.

I will sign one right now and see what happens. If you guys have a sample you want me to sign and test, I would be happy to.

Edit: my sig will not let me sign a .jar file, so hopefully we can find some already signed.
 
I just looked at this code segment in VS, and we would have to test to be sure, but the way the code is written for AutoPilot, if the sig can be verified then it will be auto allowed (bypass). If the sig cannot be verified it will be blocked. There are obviously other checks in place for AutoPilot, but for this particular scenario, it looks like it all comes down to whether the sig can be verified or not. Ultimately we need to test to be sure, but I love the way you guys are thinking!
 
@danb: it would be interesting if quarantined files are stored with some kind of encrypting or compressed:

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Sounds great, thank you! Maybe if you are just testing a couple samples a day, it might make sense to first test in Smart ON, then switch to AutoPilot and test again? But if you were just testing one one, I think AutoPilot makes the most sense.
 

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