I am having this problem in a host managed by Cortex XDR , whenever I execute iexplorer.exe or outlook an xdr agent alarm is triggered indicating that it's a Memory Corruption Exploit. Except creating an Exploit profile and excluding this kind of alarm , is there any other solution , has anyone the same problem?
No legitimate Windows file named "iexplorer.exe" appears to exist. (It is not Internet Explorer, which is "iexplore.exe".) An iPhone/iPad/iPod file manager named "IExplorer" advertised by Macroplant runs under iOS, not Windows. There are at least 88 known files that can load at Windows startup using this name. All are described as deposited by a virus, a Trojan, or a worm. It may appear in the local user's application data file, or in the Windows folder for temporary files. A malware known as "WindowsN.Ink", classified as "Malware.trace", is an autoscript redirecting to "C:\Users\username\AppData\Roaming\Javaxii\iexplorer.exe".
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