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Xcitium Advanced with OpenEDR Combined
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<blockquote data-quote="Victor M" data-source="post: 1069613" data-attributes="member: 96560"><p>I also have WDAC in effect - a) a blacklist of some LoL Bins and b) a whitelist of MS Signed files, \Windows, \Program Files, \Program Files (x86) . And Xcitium EDR also has Auto-Containment. So alien files are not that much of a worry. Xcitium has several products, I assume you are talking about Xcitium Verdict Cloud?</p><p></p><p>EDIT maybe I should worry, because if they obtain System rights from attacking SVCHOST, then they can write to \Windows \Program Files etc. But Xcitium EDR Auto-Containment is pretty smart - it recognizes odd program executions, even if they are Xcitium files themselves.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Victor M, post: 1069613, member: 96560"] I also have WDAC in effect - a) a blacklist of some LoL Bins and b) a whitelist of MS Signed files, \Windows, \Program Files, \Program Files (x86) . And Xcitium EDR also has Auto-Containment. So alien files are not that much of a worry. Xcitium has several products, I assume you are talking about Xcitium Verdict Cloud? EDIT maybe I should worry, because if they obtain System rights from attacking SVCHOST, then they can write to \Windows \Program Files etc. But Xcitium EDR Auto-Containment is pretty smart - it recognizes odd program executions, even if they are Xcitium files themselves. [/QUOTE]
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