HitmanPro.Alert 3.1.0 Build 343

Antivirus programs are all designed to help catch the daily hundreds of thousands new malicious programs, the payload. Unlike this, HitmanPro.Alert can actually block the exploit (thus blocking its payload), without requiring prior knowledge of the abused weakness or the malicious program. It also makes malware belief it is running in an unwanted research environment, causing most sandbox-aware malware to terminate itself.

HitmanPro.Alert instantly detects over 99% of all known and new banking trojans and other spies. It automatically informs users when critical system functions are diverted to untrusted programs and effectively reveals the presence of any so-called Man-in-the-Browser malware. It also prevents attackers from abusing you own webcam. And by encrypting your keystrokes, HitmanPro.Alert protects your credentials while you work, play or shop online.

HitmanPro.Alert 3 is the first and only commercially available exploit mitigation software capable of leveraging MSR hardware registers in your existing IntelĀ® microprocessor to assist Alert"s Control-Flow Integrity (CFI) analysis. And where other security software struggle with application compatibility, HitmanPro.Alert is compatible with other security solutions, including exploit mitigation software.

HitmanPro.Alert 3 supports 32-bit and 64-bit (x64) versions of Windows 10, Windows 8, Windows 7, Windows Vista and Windows XP (Service Pack 3).

Changes in HitmanPro.Alert 3.1.0 Build 343:

  • Improved hardware-assisted ROP mitigation.
  • Improved DEP mitigation.
  • Improved BadUSB mitigation.
  • Improved upgrade procedure.
  • Improved hooking engine.
  • Fixed compatibility with Avast! on 64-bit systems.
  • Fixed keystroke encryption compatibility with Trusteer Rapport.

Download: HitmanPro.Alert 3.1.0 Build 343 | 4.1 MB (Shareware)
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