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RE: Windows Defender Is Getting Quick - mothered - 10-24-2019

(10-23-2019, 09:57 PM)DedSpace Wrote:
(10-19-2019, 09:33 PM)Strait McCool Wrote: So uhm, I guess it updated and it went ahead and quarantined the file again after I had restored it.  Will this continuously happen?  Should I just disable it at this point?  It's getting annoying considering it's probably the program I use most on my PC.

It will turn back on after a while if you disable it:

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Not If It's disabled via the Group Policy Editor.

In terms of Windows 10, do note that the GPE Is only available In the Pro, Enterprise and Education editions.


RE: Windows Defender Is Getting Quick - ChristopherHALK - 11-02-2019

Well, it's their code after all. They can run whatever they want Biggrin


RE: Windows Defender Is Getting Quick - taban - 03-12-2020

(10-09-2019, 11:08 AM)DedSpace Wrote: I've been generating meterpreter reverse TCP payloads, hosting them on my LAN, downloading them on a MS Edge VM to run.  Check that out if you don't know about it, it's very useful for things like this.  The first couple of times, it worked like a charm.  But now I get Windows Defender notifications, and it gets deleted before I can run it.  It's worth noting that I'm generating a 64 bit payload in C encoded with 7 rounds of XOR, put into a template I wrote myself.  Windows Defender went from being fine to being a pain in the space of an hour.  Has anyone else experienced this, or did I get caught out by bad timing?  Finally, is it worth biting the bullet and paying for a crypter?
Hi
i purchased Data Encoder Crypter so it is working with common RATs and mostly get FUD resulted.  it is bypass windows 10 defender