CrystalAEP

guest · Oct 16, 2012

http://crystalaep.com/index.html

How the Software Works
CrystalAEP operates by running within every instance of a protected program (for example the web browser), performing checks at key points within the program's life-time in an attempt to ensure that it is not under attack. Crystal also alters the behaviour of protected programs to render them more difficult targets for malicious software seeking to be installed on a user's system - if the vulnerable program malware is targeting is in an unknown and constantly changing state many traditional methods for exploiting flaws within the software are made significantly more difficult.

The software is designed first and foremost to protect against so called "drive-by download" exploits, in which an unsuspecting user visits a website which attempts to trigger a software vulnerability within an application the user has legitimately installed to force the silent installation of malicious software. While CrystalAEP is effective in blocking attacks which originate without user interaction, Crystal is not able to prevent users from being tricked into consciously downloading and installing malicious software and therefore is best used in tandem with an anti-virus program by less experienced computer users.
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Do this sofware exactly the same than ExploitShield??

kupo · Oct 16, 2012

There is a thread about that before, sadly I think the developer stopped responding there. If you look at the settings, I would say that CrystalAEP is the most complicated, of the three. (EMET and ExploitShield). I think that it only works on 32-bit apps, even though you could install it in a 64-bit system.

guest · Oct 16, 2012

skudo12 said:

There is a thread about that before, sadly I think the developer stopped responding there. If you look at the settings, I would say that CrystalAEP is the most complicated, of the three. (EMET and ExploitShield). I think that it only works on 32-bit apps, even though you could install it in a 64-bit system.
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Thanks I have found the old, thread.

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