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05-19-2022
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Good day, This may be a silly question we have been getting memory corruption exploit Alerts from a certain endpoint. Client does see them as cause for concern. On a single end point would it be cause for concern to see multiple memory corruption exploits coming from different executables (ex: iexplorerer.exe, WmiPrvSE.exe, ect {both signed by microsoft}). Are memory corruption exploits a common false positive? Hope everyone is doing well.
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