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Microsoft’s Enhanced Mitigation Experience Toolkit (EMET), a security program popular with companies, was updated Monday to harden the exploit mitigations that it adds to other programs and to address compatibility issues with some of them.
The compatibility issues affected popular applications including Internet Explorer, Adobe Reader, Adobe Flash, and Mozilla Firefox when EMET mitigations like Export Address Table Filtering Plus (EAF+) were applied to them.
Like most EMET mitigations, EAF+ is a set of safeguards and checks designed to block the execution of arbitrary code when memory corruption vulnerabilities are exploited. It was first added in EMET 5.0, released in July.
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