Malwarebytes Anti-Exploit protects Windows and its installed software against the potential weaknesses affecting them.

Windows and its software installed in it might have some vulnerabilities. Software is vulnerable when it can be used in a way that allows operations other than those for which it was created.
Therefore, malicious actions, such as reading/modifying the computer memory, reading/modifying the system files, etc., can be carried out if a software or operating system is vulnerable.

The action of taking advantage of weakness is called Exploit. This is why this software is called Malwarebytes Anti-Exploit, meaning that it avoids attempts to take advantage of weaknesses of the software installed on your PC.

The software will remain resident in the memory once installed and will avoid any attempt to exploit a weakness. This software monitors the operating system and locks any suspicious action for that purpose. It also comes with a series of predefined Shields. These shields are applied to specific software. For example, the following applications can be shielded: Mozilla Firefox, Google Chrome, Microsoft Edge, Internet Explorer, Java, Microsoft Office, VLC, and more.
These shields monitor applications, and if they detect that other software tries to manipulate or launch any of these applications maliciously, Malwarebytes Anti-Exploit will lock such action and show a message on the screen indicating that an Exploit attempt has been locked.

It's worth mentioning that this software doesn't explore the PC in search of threats to remove them later. It remains to wait, watching that no malicious software tries to exploit a weakness.

The software is paid, though we can download the beta version and enable the Trial mode. It's been part of a 3.0 version of Malwarebytes (unifying Anti-Malware, Anti-Exploit, and Anti-Ransomware software), so if we install the 3.0 version of Malwarebytes, the Malwarebytes Anti-Exploit will automatically uninstall.
The software is entirely in English but is user-friendly since we only have to install it and let it work. This means that no button needs to be pressed to make it work. Once a threat is detected, it will lock it and let us know.

Suppose we want to protect an application installed on the PC from possible Exploits. In that case, we must go to the “ Shields ” tab and press “ Add Shield , ” where we must fill in the software Name, select the executable software and choose an application type profile (browser, media player, PDF reader, etc.).
We can see the history of Exploit attempts in our system at any time. To do this, we must tap on the “ Logs ” tab, where we'll see the date of the Exploit attempt and a summary of the action taken to avoid it.