What Quttera is used for?
Software vulnerability is a defect in software ( commonly called "bug") which provides possibility for
dedicated peace of executable code (called a vulnerability exploit)to gain an unauthorized access to other
digital resources.
"Zero-day" threats are always unknown and undisclosed or newly discovered software vulnerabilities.
In addition, a software provider is not able to fix them immediately with the discovery and it takes time before
a security patch will be released in the world to sort it out.
Anti-Virus providers are not able to detect this threat. After a while, when the Anti-Virus providers start to
detect it out, they may detect only malware that uses this specific Zero-day threats attack.
Note: Anti-Virus providers are not detecting exploits and vulnerability. Subsequently, the aim is to detect
a malware that is using an exploit or vulnerability. However, till information security companies and software
manufacture release necessary fixing, malware is able to spread from one computer to another and make the installed
Anti-Virus programs practically ineffective.
Media players, web browsers, email clients and document viewers contain unknown and undisclosed security
vulnerabilities that could be exploited by especially formatted documents, media files or pictures that include
the embedded vulnerability exploit.
The malware detection approach that based on digital signatures has reached a limit to protect computers form
threats, because Anti-Virus providers are based on daily signature update or/and hourly signature update but the
"zero-day" malware attacks are still coming through.
Quttera provides fully heuristic and signatureless algorithm capability of detecting the disclosed and undisclosed
security vulnerability exploits that are hidden in digital documents and media files. |