- A
rootkit is a
collection of
computer software,
typically malicious,
designed to
enable access to a
computer or an area of its
software that is not otherwise...
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chkrootkit (
Check Rootkit) is a Unix-based
program intended to help
system administrators check their system for
local signs of
known rootkits. It is a s****...
- and
Outlier Security.
Hoglund contributed early research to the
field of
rootkits,
software exploitation,
buffer overflows, and
online game hacking. His...
- vulnerabilities,
various software packages are available, such as
rootkit detectors such as
Rootkit Hunter and chkrootkit, and
auditing systems like lynis. Malware...
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system (HIDS). It
performs log analysis,
integrity checking,
Windows registry monitoring,
rootkit detection, time-based alerting, and
active response...
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Direct kernel object mani****tion (DKOM) is a
common rootkit technique for
Microsoft Windows to hide
potentially damaging third-party processes, drivers...
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introduced new
checks including:
check_ndd (for HPUX and
SunOS systems),
check_p****wspec (for
Linux and HPUX)
check_trusted (for HPUX),
check_
rootkit (which can...
- race
conditions to
attack the products'
security checks.
Windows API
Native API
Rootkit "Windows
rootkits of 2005, part one". Symantec. 2005. "Attack defeats...
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preactivated without user authorization. The
software agent behaves like a
rootkit,
reinstalling a
small installer agent into the
Windows OS at boot time...
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revealing confidential information, such as user
names and p****words.
Rootkit A
rootkit is a
program that uses low-level, hard-to-detect
methods to subvert...
