HEX DEREF X - Endpoint Security - Anti-malware - Features and support
HEX DEREF ANTI-MALWARE X is a next-generation malware defense. Advanced proactive Endpoint Security and Next-Generation Antivirus (NGAV)
in one unified solution with Zero Trust architecture seamlessly integrated with malware analysis.
Currently supported versions: Windows 10 22H2 - Windows 11 25H2 (x64). Annual price: $119 USD/device (normally $249 USD/device). An annual subscription cost — meaning you'd pay that amount once per year for each device you want protected.
This is a time‑limited offer. Right now you can get a non‑expiring license for a one‑time payment of 119 USD/device (PayPal/BTC). The solution easily competes with CrowdStrike Falcon Pro while offering unique features for home users that you won't find even in other enterprise‑level endpoint security products.
The software also includes features intended for malware analysis. In other words, it provides much of the functionality found in ProcMon64. Notably, it can trace and display kernel‑level file I/O operations, which makes it well‑suited for analyzing kernel‑mode anti‑cheat systems.
Curious which AV/Endpoint Security solution includes a keylogger that activates alongside clipboard monitoring the moment a WinRAR or 7z process launches? The answer might surprise you.
The tool provides direct kernel object manipulation (DKOM) functionality as a solution for reverse‑engineering and research tasks. A kernel‑mode anti‑cheat may not tolerate the presence of monitoring tools and will terminate them automatically without asking the user. Because of this behavior, a solution like DKOM is required to keep such tools hidden during analysis. A hidden process implementation: https://hexderef.com/UNIT-123-PART-6/UNIT-123-PART-6_player.html
Additional features:
- DebugView built in with custom communication that bypasses the DbgSetDebugPrintCallback hooks.
Video presentation of the key features: https://overlayhack.com/unknown-malware-threat
https://hexderef.com/advanced-endpoint-protection
- The current release date for the business version (SMB) is September 1st, 2026.
The pre‑order version (a one-time payment of $2,499) will be updated to the $2,999 USD business version (SMB) for the same price when it becomes available. To order the business version, you must register an account with your business email when it is available. A Windows malware researcher / Detection engineer is only as good as the tools they use.
- Advanced kernel-level memory scanner
You will be astonished by what it uncovers. Did you know that the Windows activation key can be found in plain text inside a certain process memory? The malware could extract it without the user noticing. This also reveals any processes that may contain a potential keylogger, if anyone is interested in testing. Unauthorized credential access by anti-virus or endpoint protection software or kernel-level anti-cheat? The information you are looking for can be found in these processes regardless of whether they are protected with Protected Process Light or not. HEX DEREF ANTI-MALWARE X: https://hexderef.com/UNIT-123-PART-3/UNIT-123-PART-3_player.html
Any malware keylogger process/kernel driver will get instantly detected with the HEX DEREF ANTI-MALWARE X. There is no comparable software available — at least nothing that shows up in search engines.
1890:820
What if the HWID‑locked P2C you purchased performs unauthorized actions? With this tool, you can also see what network connections it may attempt to make when the malware‑analysis mode is enabled. Or is it possibly running something else in the background that it should not be running? Even home users gain access to capabilities that no other solution provides.
A memory dump often contains artifacts of prior cyberattacks, assuming the analyst knows what to search for. HEX DEREF X provides these capabilities as well. It is important to remember that a memory dump includes all sensitive data, such as usernames and plaintext passwords. How can one place trust in a CIR service under such circumstances?
Neither the malware nor the kernel‑level anti‑cheat recognizes this as an analysis tool. With a DSE bypass, it can be run alongside them without requiring test mode. This enables unbiased testing of an endpoint security solution.
At some point, every piece of malware must report back to its operator that it has successfully spread to a new device — and that command‑and‑control channel is the single most critical detection vector. Our telemetry shows every program the malware launches, the exact command lines used, and all outbound connections made by each process. In HEX DEREF ANTI‑MALWARE X’s analysis mode, all of this essential information is surfaced instantly. No overhyped AI gimmicks required. Whether the malware is script‑based or not, even a non‑technical home user can immediately see that they didn’t launch PowerShell — and understand that a malicious process attempted to start. It’s clarity, transparency, and real security without the noise.
Palo Alto Cortex XDR Pro per Endpoint typically costs around $70 USD per endpoint for just 30 days of data retention. In contrast, HEX DEREF X – Endpoint Security delivers unlimited low‑level telemetry, giving you a continuous, unrestricted view into emerging threats. When your threat‑hunting window is limited to a single month, you must detect previously unseen malware fast. HEX DEREF X ensures you never lose the critical forensic data needed to identify new threats before they spread.
You simply can’t hunt new threats without logging process‑level network connections. In practice, this means you end up mapping a large portion of the company’s internal network — for example, seeing exactly which database server the payroll system connects to, and so on. And yet you fully trust these solutions solely because they’ve been on the market for a long time?
The key point is this: when using HEX DEREF X – Endpoint Security, all of this information stays inside the company, depending on your configuration. In most competing solutions, browser history is collected by default — and you can’t even turn it off. Think about what that means. Everything your employees browse, whether internal or external URLs, is automatically transmitted. If such a solution ever turns against the very company it was meant to protect, the consequences could be severe.
The solution operates at the kernel level. It inevitably raises questions about privacy. You really have no idea what actions these "trusted" AV products perform unless you analyze them down to HEX DEREF ANTI‑MALWARE X levels with proper tools. In the end, it is also about who gets access to the personal DATA collected from your device, with or without your permission, and how/where that data is used. In reality, you have nothing more than a nicely written privacy policy as a guarantee. You need to understand this.
Currently supported versions: Windows 10 22H2 - Windows 11 25H2 (x64). Annual price: $119 USD/device (normally $249 USD/device). An annual subscription cost — meaning you'd pay that amount once per year for each device you want protected.
This is a time‑limited offer. Right now you can get a non‑expiring license for a one‑time payment of 119 USD/device (PayPal/BTC). The solution easily competes with CrowdStrike Falcon Pro while offering unique features for home users that you won't find even in other enterprise‑level endpoint security products.
The software also includes features intended for malware analysis. In other words, it provides much of the functionality found in ProcMon64. Notably, it can trace and display kernel‑level file I/O operations, which makes it well‑suited for analyzing kernel‑mode anti‑cheat systems.
Curious which AV/Endpoint Security solution includes a keylogger that activates alongside clipboard monitoring the moment a WinRAR or 7z process launches? The answer might surprise you.
The tool provides direct kernel object manipulation (DKOM) functionality as a solution for reverse‑engineering and research tasks. A kernel‑mode anti‑cheat may not tolerate the presence of monitoring tools and will terminate them automatically without asking the user. Because of this behavior, a solution like DKOM is required to keep such tools hidden during analysis. A hidden process implementation: https://hexderef.com/UNIT-123-PART-6/UNIT-123-PART-6_player.html
Additional features:
- DebugView built in with custom communication that bypasses the DbgSetDebugPrintCallback hooks.
Video presentation of the key features: https://overlayhack.com/unknown-malware-threat
https://hexderef.com/advanced-endpoint-protection
- The current release date for the business version (SMB) is September 1st, 2026.
The pre‑order version (a one-time payment of $2,499) will be updated to the $2,999 USD business version (SMB) for the same price when it becomes available. To order the business version, you must register an account with your business email when it is available. A Windows malware researcher / Detection engineer is only as good as the tools they use.
Key features
A zero-trust mode at the application/process level: https://hexderef.com/UNIT-123-PART-2/UNIT-123-PART-2_player.html- Advanced kernel-level memory scanner
You will be astonished by what it uncovers. Did you know that the Windows activation key can be found in plain text inside a certain process memory? The malware could extract it without the user noticing. This also reveals any processes that may contain a potential keylogger, if anyone is interested in testing. Unauthorized credential access by anti-virus or endpoint protection software or kernel-level anti-cheat? The information you are looking for can be found in these processes regardless of whether they are protected with Protected Process Light or not. HEX DEREF ANTI-MALWARE X: https://hexderef.com/UNIT-123-PART-3/UNIT-123-PART-3_player.html
Any malware keylogger process/kernel driver will get instantly detected with the HEX DEREF ANTI-MALWARE X. There is no comparable software available — at least nothing that shows up in search engines.
1890:820
What if the HWID‑locked P2C you purchased performs unauthorized actions? With this tool, you can also see what network connections it may attempt to make when the malware‑analysis mode is enabled. Or is it possibly running something else in the background that it should not be running? Even home users gain access to capabilities that no other solution provides.
A memory dump often contains artifacts of prior cyberattacks, assuming the analyst knows what to search for. HEX DEREF X provides these capabilities as well. It is important to remember that a memory dump includes all sensitive data, such as usernames and plaintext passwords. How can one place trust in a CIR service under such circumstances?
Neither the malware nor the kernel‑level anti‑cheat recognizes this as an analysis tool. With a DSE bypass, it can be run alongside them without requiring test mode. This enables unbiased testing of an endpoint security solution.
At some point, every piece of malware must report back to its operator that it has successfully spread to a new device — and that command‑and‑control channel is the single most critical detection vector. Our telemetry shows every program the malware launches, the exact command lines used, and all outbound connections made by each process. In HEX DEREF ANTI‑MALWARE X’s analysis mode, all of this essential information is surfaced instantly. No overhyped AI gimmicks required. Whether the malware is script‑based or not, even a non‑technical home user can immediately see that they didn’t launch PowerShell — and understand that a malicious process attempted to start. It’s clarity, transparency, and real security without the noise.
Palo Alto Cortex XDR Pro per Endpoint typically costs around $70 USD per endpoint for just 30 days of data retention. In contrast, HEX DEREF X – Endpoint Security delivers unlimited low‑level telemetry, giving you a continuous, unrestricted view into emerging threats. When your threat‑hunting window is limited to a single month, you must detect previously unseen malware fast. HEX DEREF X ensures you never lose the critical forensic data needed to identify new threats before they spread.
You simply can’t hunt new threats without logging process‑level network connections. In practice, this means you end up mapping a large portion of the company’s internal network — for example, seeing exactly which database server the payroll system connects to, and so on. And yet you fully trust these solutions solely because they’ve been on the market for a long time?
The key point is this: when using HEX DEREF X – Endpoint Security, all of this information stays inside the company, depending on your configuration. In most competing solutions, browser history is collected by default — and you can’t even turn it off. Think about what that means. Everything your employees browse, whether internal or external URLs, is automatically transmitted. If such a solution ever turns against the very company it was meant to protect, the consequences could be severe.
The solution operates at the kernel level. It inevitably raises questions about privacy. You really have no idea what actions these "trusted" AV products perform unless you analyze them down to HEX DEREF ANTI‑MALWARE X levels with proper tools. In the end, it is also about who gets access to the personal DATA collected from your device, with or without your permission, and how/where that data is used. In reality, you have nothing more than a nicely written privacy policy as a guarantee. You need to understand this.
Despite all the efforts (as of 06/2026, 5+ years of development), the tool is a work in progress (WiP).
| #1039 Title: Endpoint security - Allowlisting vs detection-response Administrator |
05/20/2026 22:10 - 60 days 8 hours 18 minutes #1039 |
HEX DEREF ANTI-MALWARE X key features: https://hexderef.com/UNIT-123-PART-1/UNIT-123-PART-1_player.html
Instead of having a dozen suspicious events to investigate...
As a result, hunting for new threats becomes dramatically simpler and faster, because the only things that need to be examined are applications that have never been used within that organization before.
- Stop data breaches and ransomware attacks before they start: https://www.trendmicro.com/en_us/research/23/e/blackcat-ransomware-deploys-new-signed-kernel-driver.html
- Zero false positives as its trusted execution
- No disruptions to core operations
- No reputational damage
- There is no need to bring an expensive CIR team on site post-breach. And even then, the root cause may not necessarily be identified at the device level
The solution isolates unknown threats at runtime until they are analyzed, ensuring security across endpoints.
HEX DEREF ANTI-MALWARE X includes both allow-listing and detection-response capabilities. The solution can be configured to an allowlist-only mode, which makes it an ideal fit for environments such as educational institutions that use only Microsoft products.
The solution logs processes with their command lines and network connections into a local database without any restrictions. Depending on the settings, it can also send them to a centralized database across endpoints. This allows the SOC to perform threat hunting without limitations and, most importantly, to investigate any potential data breaches afterward at the device level.
Instead of having a dozen suspicious events to investigate...
As a result, hunting for new threats becomes dramatically simpler and faster, because the only things that need to be examined are applications that have never been used within that organization before.
- Stop data breaches and ransomware attacks before they start: https://www.trendmicro.com/en_us/research/23/e/blackcat-ransomware-deploys-new-signed-kernel-driver.html
- Zero false positives as its trusted execution
- No disruptions to core operations
- No reputational damage
- There is no need to bring an expensive CIR team on site post-breach. And even then, the root cause may not necessarily be identified at the device level
The solution isolates unknown threats at runtime until they are analyzed, ensuring security across endpoints.
HEX DEREF ANTI-MALWARE X includes both allow-listing and detection-response capabilities. The solution can be configured to an allowlist-only mode, which makes it an ideal fit for environments such as educational institutions that use only Microsoft products.
The solution logs processes with their command lines and network connections into a local database without any restrictions. Depending on the settings, it can also send them to a centralized database across endpoints. This allows the SOC to perform threat hunting without limitations and, most importantly, to investigate any potential data breaches afterward at the device level.
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