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There are typically three stages involved in a typical vulnerability exploit attack: Endpoint Detection & Response for Serversġ- What does Malwarebytes Anti-Exploit (MBAE) do exactly?ģ- What is an Advanced Persistent Threat (APT)?Ĥ- What are drive-by download attacks and targeted attacks?ĥ- Why are traditional security solutions not effective against exploit attacks?Ħ- Which vulnerability exploits does MBAE protect against?ħ- Which applications are shielded by MBAE?Ĩ- Can I also shield other types of browsers, pdf readers, email readers, and other programs?ĩ- What happens when MBAE detects an exploit attempt?ġ0- How do I know if MBAE is working correctly?ġ1- Are there any independent tests that shows that MBAE works against real exploits?ġ2- Will MBAE upgrade itself automatically to newer versions?ġ3- How do I turn off auto-renewal after purchasing Malwarebytes Anti-Exploit Premium?ġ5- Will MBAE stop rogue antiviruses and ransomware?ġ6- Do you implement exploit attack signatures, run applications in a sandbox, or use application white-lists?ġ7- Do I have to train MBAE on normal application usage?ġ8- Why is MBAE not integrated into Malwarebytes Anti-Malware?ġ9- What techniques does MBAE use to detect and block exploits?Ģ0- How is MBAE different from Enhanced Mitigation Experience Toolkit (EMET)?Ģ1- What kind of information is sent to your servers?Ģ2- Exploits: How they work and how to crush themĢ3- Does MBAE protect Flash, Silverlight, Shockwave and other browser plugins? I don't see Shields for those in the MBAE interface.Ģ4- When adding a custom shield for my email client, which profile should I use?Ģ5- How do I protect programs running within Sandboxie?Ģ6- How do I protect Metro apps under Windows 8/8.1?Ģ7- The tests from are not triggeringĢ8- How to remove MBAE leftovers after uninstall Edited Octoby celeeįrom Wikipedia: “An exploit is a piece of software, a chunk of data, or sequence of commands that takes advantage of a bug, glitch, or vulnerability in order to cause unintended or unanticipated behavior to occur on computer software, hardware, or something electronic (usually computerized).”