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Hey,
Dan can vs has some updated cloud an instance of outdated VT database?
Can you pls consider to update the help document file? it's outdated and some settings changed...
It's in the process of a Version launch, all will be right as rain very soon. ;)
 
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When you have time, after your break, remember to add self-protection. Some users were waiting for it. Thanks in advance

I don't really think it's needed. If VS can block all real world nasties whiy is it needed? But if you do it, please don't lock up the whole computer and force a reboot. Just have it protect VS itself. The first effort was a deal breaker for me.
 
I don't really think it's needed. If VS can block all real world nasties whiy is it needed? But if you do it, please don't lock up the whole computer and force a reboot. Just have it protect VS itself. The first effort was a deal breaker for me.
By now, there is just this known VS bypass. There may be other ones: this one is made by a killswitch
 
What a strange notification from Voodoo...
 

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That wasn't a bypass. That was human stupidity. Kinda like shutting down VS and then complaining it didn't work. Security software can't protect against stupidity.
That is. The macro was able to kill VS process before it was intercepted

TMM
That was an older version of VS you were using. Have you tried your file using the new version? also why would anyone want to enable that in an XL file?
Dan said it's not fixed yet
 
That is. The macro was able to kill VS process before it was intercepted

I tested the macro. To bypass VS or anything you had to be stupid. First when you opened it in Excell you got the warning to turn on macros. That is the first big stupid. Then when I was given the spreadsheet, I was instructed the spreadsheet had to placed in a certain place.

This was an uncleverly designed POC and nothing you would encounter in the wild.
 
I tested the macro. To bypass VS or anything you had to be stupid. First when you opened it in Excell you got the warning to turn on macros. That is the first big stupid. Then when I was given the spreadsheet, I was instructed the spreadsheet had to placed in a certain place.

This was an uncleverly designed POC and nothing you would encounter in the wild.
Yeah but, in the end, there should be no trouble for us if he adds self-protection. It's just an other security feature
 
Alright Mr. B, lets get this party started ! lol
Seriously though, he has not come up for air for a while, man am I ready for v.4 to release.
I haven't decided yet but I will either run it beside Sophos Home Beta, or EmsiSoft, combined with
GlassWire, and VS v.4 that will be a solid combo.
Take your time Mr. B, but hurry up :P
 
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