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This is an overview of the most popular exploit kits that we have caught in our honeypots in the past few weeks and have tested against Malwarebytes Anti-Exploit.
For those interested in studying or replaying those captures (at your own risk!!), the corresponding Fiddler saz files can be downloaded here and opened with the usual password.
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Jérôme Segura
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