Yes, of course. ROMAD Endpoint Defense fights malware families, not the individual strains. Thanks to the unique
approach ROMAD is able to combat the malware DNA. It processes billions of the system calls in real time and builds up the behavioral profiles of every program running on the PC. Then ROMAD compares the behavioral profiles of the programs with its Malware GenomeTM database.
This is what I wanted to know. Analysis of the process by its behavior for further processing of the data. This can help to detect the hidden mining.
Usualy people have a lot of personal information in computor, number of the bank cards and social insurance, scuns of the passports, private photos. Hackers can steal all this information. And they can steal all passwords.