It's not possible to fix now, I suppose that will have to stay vulnerable then...kind of worries me.
Why is it not possible?
Because it's not a "fix" - it means programming quite a lot of new features.
Building a reasonable HIPS is not something doable in a week (or month). So, it will take some time.
Show me a video of a system where Kaspersky is installed before any malware is present on the machine and then show me the driver being able to terminate it...I highly doubt that will happen.
You don't get it.
I am not going to create any videos or program any killing drivers; drivers in Windows run on ring-0 - they have all the access they want, so they can do
anything the hardware supports. That's a fact, based on Windows / Intel architecture. So, no matter how much you doubt it, it is possible to do.
