Microsoft Windows Malformed Shortcut Zero-Day Vulnerability

[dellthinker]

Kick ass, time to add this to my bot >:)

[BluePointSecurity]

@dellthinker Luckily, we don't need a definition for your bot, it'll be blocked and prevented by default ;)

[dellthinker]

@BluePointSecurity lool, my source is polymorphic asshole. And a buddy of mine and I are working on a metamorphic code. Have fun trying to come up with a solution for that =P

[BluePointSecurity]

@dellthinker You do realize that polymorphic malware is useless when dealing with a Default Deny security system right? It doesn't matter if your code/signature changes every 5 seconds, you code is still unknown to our system and is therefore prevented from running. That's why our system exists.

[dellthinker]

@BluePointSecurity This isn't the only exploit in the array. A machine with your software could be vuln to something else, which would kill your progs process then run.

[BluePointSecurity]

@dellthinker Well you'll certainly have to work for it, unlike with our competitors products, you can't just walk right through the door and expect to be able to execute random unknown code. Our processes are also protected against termination.

[dellthinker]

@BluePointSecurity Dude seriously, you're still on this pointless subject? Ok before I completely ignore your retarded rants once and forever just know that this is the first time I've even heard of this software and doubt that it's even used in so much as %50 of PC users. So arguing with me about this is futile because my targets rarely have so much as a firewall. I was talking about using the exploit not trying to defeat your 200 user skiddy VB code *rolls eyes* Enough of this, later geek.

[cocopara]

@BluePointSecurity

Comodo provides better overall security (not in terms of AV but their Default Deny etc)

[kbd668]

lawl

[1oxo1]

thanks, but threatfire is still my favourite

[wfonsecas]

thanks