Microsoft releases "Enhanced Mitigation Evaluation Toolkit"

[Hermite15]

Microsoft has released a free tool designed to harden software applications against attacks that exploit common security vulnerabilities.

EMET, short for Enhanced Mitigation Evaluation Toolkit, allows developers and administrators to add specific security protections to applications. Unlike mitigations released in the past, EMET doesn't require programs to be recompiled, so it can be used to fortify applications even when the source code isn't available.

http://www.theregister.co.uk/2009/10/27/microsoft_security_tool/

[bob3160]

Have you tried it On which program

[Hermite15]

Have you tried it On which program

I thought shiw liang just posted here
http://forum.avast.com/index.php?action=profile;u=57674

guess he's found his master here 

[bob3160]

Have you tried it On which program

I thought shiw liang just posted here
http://forum.avast.com/index.php?action=profile;u=57674

guess he's found his master here 

How about explaining that comment

[Hermite15]

Have you tried it On which program

I thought shiw liang just posted here
http://forum.avast.com/index.php?action=profile;u=57674

guess he's found his master here 

How about explaining that comment

how about explaining yours first  ...which I couldn't care less about actually, getting sort of used and bored with anything you state after my posts in general. Don't ask next time 

[bob3160]

I asked a simple straight forward question.
Have you tried the program and to which programs did you apply the security this program offers

Did,'t think that was unreasonable but maybe that was to much to ask

[Hermite15]

I asked a simple straight forward question.
Have you tried the program and to which programs did you apply the security this program offers

Did,'t think that was unreasonable but maybe that was to much to ask

you knew in advance that I'm not a developer and the info is meant for developers and security software companies didn't you ? that's why you posted your comment with two of these:  ... the purpose was just to make me feel embarrassed with the posting of this thread. Bob, I wasn't born yesterday  ...too much to ask when you already knew the answer, that there was no chance I would have tried anything, not to mention that the kit was just released by Microsoft and that nobody has tried it yet. I don't like your ways Bob, I do not like your ways.

[bob3160]

You made the post. I didn't I simply asked if you had tried it.
If you post information about a tool, I didn't think it unreasonable to ask a question about it.
A simple answer or NO would have been sufficient but, you thought it more fitting to come back with a sly and
insulting remark. Grow up and stop moaning when you don't have a proper answer.

[Hermite15]

You made the post. I didn't I simply asked if you had tried it.
If you post information about a tool, I didn't think it unreasonable to ask a question about it.
A simple answer or NO would have been sufficient but, you thought it more fitting to come back with a sly and
insulting remark. Grow up and stop moaning when you don't have a proper answer.

I hate hypocrisy  ... I'd advise you start asking proper questions, in a very general way, and stop spamming the forums with your holiday pics
and other "tip of the day" bs...this is not the first time you're following my posts, bringing irrelevant comments again and again. There's another one like you here, not very literate about anything either, what you need is your own chat space...
 You know, since I started to post more frequently here, and read your posts commenting mines, I knew this was gonna come soon or later, so you got it now, you just looked for it, and you know it. Pass the message to Yokenny...your clone here.