New Rootkit Bypasses Windows Code-Signing Security

Trailrunner7 writes "In recent versions of Windows, specifically Vista and Windows 7, Microsoft has introduced a number of new security features designed to prevent malicious code from running. But attackers are continually finding new ways around those protections, and the latest example is a rootkit that can bypass the Windows driver-signing protection."

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But can TDL4 bypass Safe Mode?

[digitaldc]

Safe Mode is all I run nowadays.
I am just too scared to 'Start Windows Normally'

Re:But can TDL4 bypass Safe Mode?

[Monkeedude1212]

It's weird, when I tried the "Last Known Good" configuration it booted up Windows 98!