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✓ Published: 24-Jan-2018
✓ Published: 24-Jan-2018
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Trusted Application Protection from Avecto prevents a wide range of file-less attacks by controlling child processes and DLLs inside high-risk, trusted applications.nnTrusted Application Protection is proactive and does not rely on detecting threats, instead preventing trusted apps from being used to launch malware payloads, load malicious DLLs, or exploit native applications such as PowerShell. This makes it just as effective against zero-day exploits in Microsoft Office as against known macr
Trusted Application Protection from Avecto prevents a wide range of file-less attacks by controlling child processes and DLLs inside high-risk, trusted applications.nnTrusted Application Protection is proactive and does not rely on detecting threats, instead preventing trusted apps from being used to launch malware payloads, load malicious DLLs, or exploit native applications such as PowerShell. This makes it just as effective against zero-day exploits in Microsoft Office as against known macr
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