I’m very productive with my Windows XP system, but it’s entirely for personal and private use, and I don’t make use of very many applications. When you say at the end, “It is still a beta version, and should not be run on productive environments because of this”, do you mean production environments, aka workplaces, or any Windows system that’s productively used by a user? By the latter, I mean any person who simply makes a lot of use of their system. Just closes Anti-Exploit prior to launching the test program to see how these other programs do.Īdditional information about the changes are listed in the official changelog that you can access here. You can use the test program to test your system's security setup to see if your regular antivirus software and programs catch those exploits, or if they let them slip past their defenses. Execute mbae-test.exe to test that the program is running and properly working. The new program version ships with a text program that you find in the program folder.The memory protection techniques have been improved in regards to stability, performance and compatibility with shielded applications.The new version introduces "stage 1 anti-exploit techniques" to the application which can detect and block exploits at an earlier stage of execution. Malwarebyte's Anti-Exploit previously contained what the company calls "stage 2 anti-exploit techniques".As far as new features are concerned, there are three that are noteworthy.
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