I know, because I've been writing small malware toys and it got blasted by both Bitdefender and ESET.
I know, because I've been writing small malware toys and it got blasted by both Bitdefender and ESET.
Ransomware runs just fine on corporate computers with the latest and greatest "antivirus" software.
I really lost hope some 10 years ago, when i saw that i have to manually remove malware from memory sticks, because macaffe was clueless. After more than a year they released an update that will detect and remove the malware (it was a virus speading through autorun.inf with exe names which did not have any sense like jhghjjj.exe)
https://www.cybereason.com/blog/cybereason-named-a-leader-in...
Things have changed in the last 10 years. Long gone are the days of only using signature databases.
https://attackevals.mitre-engenuity.org/results/enterprise?v...