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Blacklisting security applications such as antivirus signatures, web filtering, intrusion detection, and other such technologies require previous knowledge of the malicious code or attack and are not effective enough to protect against newer attacks launched by cyber criminals.

Most existing solutions fall short because they were either designed to be reactive, rely on advanced knowledge of the behavior, or are simply too complex for end users to use: Why are traditional security solutions not effective against exploit attacks?īecause of the complexity and polymorphism of these attacks there are very few solutions available in the market to tackle these type of problems. But the protection from exploits offered by traditional solutions starts taking a dive when the payload is something more advanced and/or in earlier stages of the exploit attack. Traditional antivirus and endpoint security solutions deal mostly with the payload's malicious action when there is an EXE involved. There have been some very stealth malicious actions in the past such as in the example of the FBI exploit of the Tor Browser Bundle in 2013 where the payload simply executed a call-back packet to the FBI's servers which included the exploited PC's Mac address, the Windows hostname and some other basic personally identifiable information. Examples of malicious actions can be 'download this EXE from the Internet and execute it' or other more advanced types of actions such as opening a reverse shell to the attacker without any EXE files involved. The payload in turn executes a malicious action.The exploit shellcode then runs some special instructions called payload.The exploit triggers a vulnerability through which the attacker is able to run shellcode to bypass the Operating System built-in protections such as Data Execution Prevention (DEP) and Address Space Layout Randomization (ASLR).There are typically three stages involved in a typical vulnerability exploit attack: “An exploit is a piece of software, a chunk of data, or sequence of commands that takes advantage of a bug or vulnerability in order to cause unintended or unanticipated behavior to occur on computer software, hardware, or something electronic (usually computerized).”

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