Does Comodo performing 100 % on the things below:
The 15 test scenarios used in this test are very briefly described below:
This threat is introduced via Spearphishing Link. A malicious binary executes x86 shellcode to open a meterpreter C2 channel via http.
This threat is introduced via Spearphishing Link. A malicious JavaScript file executes x64 shellcode to open a meterpreter C2 channel via http.
This threat is introduced via Spearphishing Link. A malicious obfuscated JavaScript injects x64 shellcode into an Office process to open a meterpreter C2 channel via http.
This threat is introduced via Valid Accounts. A malicious HTA file opens a meterpreter C2 channel via http.
This threat is introduced via Valid Accounts. A malicious PowerShell command with some defense evasion capabilities opens a meterpreter C2 channel via http.
This threat is introduced via Valid Accounts. A malicious Batch file opens an Empire C2 channel via http using a non-standard port.
This threat is introduced via Trusted Relationship. A malicious, obfuscated binary with some defense evasion capabilities and file extension spoofing, opens a PowerShell Empire C2 channel via http using a non-standard port.
This threat is introduced via Trusted Relationship. A malicious CPL file executes a PowerShell payload, which opens an Empire C2 channel via http using a non-standard port.
This threat is introduced via Trusted Relationship. A malicious XSL file is executed via WMI, which opens an obfuscated Empire C2 channel via http using a non-standard port.
This threat is introduced via Spearphishing Attachment. A malicious binary with a spoofed file extension executes an Empire payload to open an Empire C2 channel via http using a non-standard port.
This threat is introduced via Spearphishing Attachment. A malicious JavaScript file with some defense evasion capabilities enables to execute malicious code via the control panel application, and opens a C2 channel to a commercial C2 framework via https.
This threat is introduced via Spearphishing Attachment. A malicious binary with some defense evasion capabilities opens a C2 channel to a commercial C2 framework via https.
This threat is introduced via Removable Media. A malicious DLL opens a C2 channel via https to a commercial C2 framework.
This threat is introduced via Removable Media. A malicious binary with advanced defense evasion capabilities opens a C2 channel via https to a commercial C2 framework.
This threat is introduced via Removable Media. A malicious office document injects into another user-space process and opens a C2 channel to a commercial C2 framework via https.
Does Comodo protect us against these nasty attack methods?
