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New rootkit does not need to bypass the PatchGuard protection system(02/06/2011)
Rootkits are malicious programs that usually exist in the form of drivers and can run at the kernel level of an operating system, and load when the system boots. This makes rootkits difficult to detect using standard protection tools. Kaspersky Lab has detected multi-purpose rootkits capable of posing a threat to both 32 and 64-bit Windows systems. The key feature of the 64-bit rootkit is that it does not try to bypass the PatchGuard kernel protection system, but uses a special digital signa... [more]
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