Microsoft Defender can be tricked
Microsoft's antivirus program Defender contains a component that is intended to detect and prevent the execution of malicious code using Rundll32.exe. However, this mechanism can be easily tricked, as a security researcher has discovered. All that is needed for the cyber attack is a simple comma to get past Microsoft Defender. All you have to do is insert an additional comma in the correct place in the code below and Microsoft Defender will see a harmless file instead of the threat. Security researcher John Page discovered the critical vulnerability. The vulnerability was discovered by Computer Emergency Response…