Microsoft Warns of Impossible to Clean Spyware
darkjedi521 writes "The Inquirer has a story that the next generation of Windows spyware and exploits are starting to make use of "kernel rootkits". A paper at Microsoft Research has details on a prototype detection tool. Computerworld has more details, as well." From the article: "Newer rootkits can intercept system calls that are passed to the kernel and filter out queries generated by the software. This makes them invisible to administrators and to detection tools..."
If your first web page viewed wasn't www.drbizzaro.com to wack off to PrOn, maybe you wouldn't get MS Blaster in da 3 minutes it took ya.
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What's this press space crap? The CDs I use don't ask me. Infact, the only bootable CD i have that asks me if I want to boot from it is the WinXP CD. I wanna keep it that way.