MBAM to the Rescue!

[1PW]

In the top story of the April 7th issue of Windows Secrets newletter, Fred Langa writes that one of his MSE protected W7 systems had to ultimately be bailed out from a LizaMoon infection by MBAM:

LizaMoon infection: a blow-by-blow account

"I have to say I'm disappointed that Microsoft Security Essentials didn't detect or prevent this infection. It should have, and I hope Microsoft patches MSE pronto." wrote Mr. Langa.

Although he's expressed disappointment with MSE, I wonder if Mr. Langa will consider MBAM PRO for all his systems now?

[Firefox]

Thanks for the info, but most of us know here that not one product can detect everything and this is why we use layered security, including MBAM Pro!

[ksiemb]

This post leads me to believe, that since that article was not immediately posted on the facebook page for Malwarebytes, that, facebook.com/malwarebytes page is not official ?

[DarkSnakeKobra]

This post leads me to believe, that since that article was not immediately posted on the facebook page for Malwarebytes, that, facebook.com/malwarebytes page is not official ?

It's official. All the staff have it in their signature plus it's pinned under Malwarebytes News.

[1PW]

This post leads me to believe, that since that article was not immediately posted on the facebook page for Malwarebytes, that, facebook.com/malwarebytes page is not official ?

Hello ksiemb:

Perhaps a simple answer too is that I haven't started a Facebook account and anything posted here doesn't automatically repeat there.

You certainly have my permission to quote the OP on Facebook.

[melboy]

"I have to say I'm disappointed that Microsoft Security Essentials didn't detect or prevent this infection. It should have, and I hope Microsoft patches MSE pronto." wrote Mr. Langa.

Different writer, different results.

http://ddanchev.blogspot.com/2011/03/dissecting-massive-sql-injection-attack.html