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Rapport prevents user-space malware patches from taking control of a web session(16/10/2008)
Malicious patching is a technique that replaces legitimate code with malicious code in the user-space processes of a computer's memory. This approach enables the malware to completely control the operation of the patched process, and is commonly used to hijack web browsers. For example, user-space malware patches can read user credentials, change html pages, and tamper with transactions even when a two factor authentication mechanism like a hardware token, smart card, and mobile text code ha... [more]
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