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VoodooShield 3.03 Beta Release
I jeszcze jedna ciekawostka dotycząca przyszłych wersji VS - developerzy zamierzają zaimplementować AI do swojego programu:
System requirements:
-Windows Vista sp1 and above (XP is not supported!)
-.NET 2.0/3.5 and above
What's new in VoodooShield 3.03 Beta:
-Fix Norton Toolbar issue
-Fix Syncproc (WSA) issue
-Fix duplicated whitelist entries
-Fix empty SHA in whitelist
-Fix not sending network files to VirusTotal
-Some performance improvements
-Little code fixes
It's recommended to turn off or uninstall any old versions of VoodooShield prior to installing the new version or update by using the old version.
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I jeszcze jedna ciekawostka dotycząca przyszłych wersji VS - developerzy zamierzają zaimplementować AI do swojego programu:
VS is going to have a new feature soon, and there will probably be a few questions, so I figured that I would tell you as much about it now so that you will know what it is all about. The new feature is called “Voodoo Ai” for now, and if anyone has a better, less pretentious name, please let us know and we will change it . Voodoo Ai utilizes 3-4 machine learning / artificial intelligence algorithms along with other “features” of the portable executable (PE) binary (exe’s and dll’s) to assist users in making the correct decision (block or allow) when VS prompts them. Machine learning / artificial intelligence is kind of the latest “craze” in security software, and it differs from behavior blocking / heuristics in that the analysis all occurs pre-execution. VS is not the first to offer this (there is at least one other company specializing in this), and in the last 4-5 years there have been a lot of academic studies that have accessed the viability of machine learning and artificial intelligence in detecting malware, and as it turns out, while it will never be 100% perfect, it is quite accurate.
So here is pretty much how it works. When advanced users (like all of the wilders users) see a new file, there are a lot of different “features” of that file that help you and I determine whether it is a malicious file or not… basically if it acts like a duck and quacks like a duck, it is probably a duck. For example, if the new file is not digitally signed, it is marked as “hidden”, and it just “looks” odd, then we know that it is extremely suspicious. We are using several other features, but I was not planning on listing all of them for obvious reasons . BTW, if you guys can think of any tell-tale features of malware, please let me know and I will see if we can add them as well. So basically what this new feature does is combine the 3-4 ML / AI algorithms with the other tell-tale “features” and it decides whether the file should be considered safe or not.
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