However, here’s the rub – in all likelihood if you have a rootkit, you will not know that the information being returned by the system is wrong and suspicion bells are unlikely to ring. Thus you are unlikely to take more stringent measures to protect yourself as you haven’t realized the compromise in the first place. Without being alarmist, let’s be straight about this - rootkits are bad news.
The MMPC has released a short paper that discusses rootkit fundamentals and looks at how they are used by attackers. Importantly, the paper also includes guidance on how to guard against the threat and steps you can take if you believe you have been compromised.
Know your enemy and protect yourself by learning about these threats.
You can download the paper here.
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