Security researcher finds exploitable flaws in 14 major anti-virus engines

tgell · Jul 31, 2014

Sorry if this has been posted already.

A SECURITY RESEARCHER has claimed to have found exploitable flaws in 14 major anti-virus (AV) engines used by some of the world's largest security vendors.
The security expert responsible for exposing the bugs is Joxean Koret, a researcher at Singapore-based consultancy COSEINC, who spoke at the Syscan 360 security conference in Beijing, China earlier this month about his findings. The slides from his presentation became available online only this week, and detail how he used a custom fuzzing suite to find bugs in 17 of the major antivirus engines that power antivirus software from firms such as AVG, Bitdefender, ESET and F-Secure.
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stapp · Jul 31, 2014

Info on this already posted here.

https://www.wilderssecurity.com/threads/antivirus-is-as-vulnerable-as-any-other-product.366540/

Let's continue there.

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