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MBARW-beta is still just that. Eventually the technology will be incorporated into MBAM. ???? this is a copy of a email I got from MB. it sounds to me that it will be in Anti-Exploit not Malware Bytes Anti-Malware ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Adobe issued an emergency update to its Adobe Flash Player software today after researchers discovered a vulnerability that was being exploited to deliver ransomware (variants of Cerber ransomware). Flash has over one billion users, so odds are you are affected by this update. This is exactly the type of zero-day attack Malwarebytes Anti-Exploit Premium can protect you from. So, nice work! If you're currently running Malwarebytes Anti-Malware Exploit Premium, your computer will be safe. As a precaution, we suggest you update your Adobe Flash Player (Shockwave Flash Plugin). In addition, we also recommend you install Malwarebytes Anti-Malware Premium if you haven't already. For top security, run both Malwarebytes Anti-Malware Premium and Malwarebytes Anti-Exploit Premium, as a layered approach is the best way to keep threats off your computer. We'd hate to see your computer compromised. Here at Malwarebytes, we pledge to keep you protected and informed about the latest issues. Your peace of mind is our number one priority. Sincerely, The Malwarebytes Team P.S. Learn more about this threat here.

if I have MBAE will it protect me from Anti-Ransomware? REF. url https://forums.malwarebytes.org/topic/177816-i-have-mbam-and-mbae-why-do-i-need-anti-ransomware/#entry1014942 pbust Staff Topic Starter pbust Moderators Posted 26 January · Report post Malwarebytes believes in a layered approach to security. Each layer has a specific objective and a unique technology to achieve that objective. In the case of ransomware, we are able to block it in four different layers: Most ransomware infects using exploit-based delivery mechanisms -------------------------------------------------- since some of the new infections are coming from opening emails and infected word doc's and exploting os or applications will it be covered having antiexploit?