Tomer Bitton, vice president of research at enSilo, wrote in a recent blog post, “The enSilo product alerted on a product collision with AVG, also installed in the customer's environment. The softwares would allocate memory for read and write, as well as execute permissions with an address that an attacker could easily predict and then proceed to inject code into the target system. These giants of the enterprise antivirus software game were all subject to the same coding issue. The flaw includes AVG Internet Security 2015, McAfee VirusScan Enterprise version 8.8 and Kaspersky Total Security 2015. Kaspersky, McAfee and AVG have all been shown to have a significant vulnerability by enSilo, the Israel-based cyber-security startup.
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