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Originally Posted by Raekwon
Its so advanced these days even experienced users can be fooled. exploits are so advanced they bypass AV long before its too late in many cases. The ways hackers are coding exploits these days are bypassing AV in really unique ways, the thing with Crowdstrike is it has machine learning and can stop some of these attacks based on algorithms and behaviors. Its all in the background and wouldn't be confusing at all after initial setup IMO.
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Conventional antiviruses work based on antivirus definitions, some real-time scanning on execution, and periodic scanning.
Crowdstrike is the current Ferrari solution (they even sponsor F1) and one of the most expensive options on the Enterprise side. It uses machine learning/AI on looking at your behaviors and addressing things outside those norms. I'm not sure about the consumer version
Fun anecdote, a co-worker downloaded Filezilla which had a compromised version and Crowdstrike or an actual Falcon agent went in and killed the affected process chain and bluescreened his computer in real time.
My personal strategy for seniors or even most computer illiterate folks is to get them in iPad. What do they need a full computer for?