Malwarebytes bought Zerovulnerabilitylabs

-http://www.zerovulnerabilitylabs.com/

 

Bad news for us since Zerovulnerabilitylabs was free, and I guess now will be included in the Paid version of malwarebytes together with their real time scanner.

 

I think it will also be available as a stand alone product and called Malwarebytes Anti-Exploit as specified in the link.

But still I asked in their forums what is their plan regarding this.

 

Looks like this:

 

Well, icon looks better for starters

Thank you Malware Bytes, very sympatico to enable all protections

Grab it while you can, offered for a limited time according to the posted press release

 

Not an error, it's on purpose. The new Malwarebytes Anti-Exploit version 0.9.2 is the complete version, what was previously known as ExploitShield Corporate Edition.

In the next release in a few days we'll activate the "Shield" and "Un-Shield" buttons also.

 

Hello, will this be incorporated to Malwarebytes Anti-Malware or remain as a standalone version, or both?

 

The idea for now is to remain stand-alone.

 

Well such a generous gesture should be rewarded with a social buzz, I will post it on the forums I am active

@ForumMembers lets join forces for a trending topic for malware bytes

 

It will be free after beta?

 

Thanks for the answer!

 

The most important question

 

Currently running 0.9.1 beta. Do I have uninstall this first, before installing the Malwarebytes version?

 

With that transition now complete this new application is certainly to be followed with great interest.

 

Interesting, I'll try it out with EMET 4.0

 

Works fine wit EMET4 on win7 ultimate 32bits Works flawlessly until now.

 

I would like to know the answer to this as well.

 

Still very buggy.

 

Hopefully it stays light and with only one process...I like the way it's currently set up.

and...

Hopefully, with this new transition, that Malwarebytes will honor a free version for users who are unable to pay.

 

Is this a suitable alternative to Zemana Antilogger ?

 

I would say that is a complement to Zemana.

This software isolates the programs in the list, java, wmv, ie, chrome, firefox, flash... from being in danger of any exploit.

Zemana is a little bit different.

 

Hmm, interesting move from Malwarebytes.

 

Thanks guest.
I'm looking for a replacement- hopefully freeware as an alternative to Zemana Antilogger.
It (Zemana) continues to be flagged by MBAR and Kaspersky TDSS Killer as having a forged license key file.
This was been reported to both Malwarebytes and Zemana about two months ago but the situation remains unresolved.

That is why I asked.

 

Wow, very cool! Running it now along side of MBAM Pro.