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| Hackers outsmart the Anti-viruses with Entry Point Obscuring Viruses |
| 11.08.06 (1:42 pm) [edit] |
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Tools to make your trojan or virus into a rootkit are widely available for download and will obscure how they execute and will give the trojan a unique startup technique, which no anti-virus but one blacklight by f-secure has the technology to detect these types of malware.
By the time the virus executes it`s to late because their usually programmed to kill any running anti-virus and firewall. This is why its a must to keep your computer as patched as possible with the latest updates which includes windows, devices in your computer, and software. You can read more about it at this link here |
posted by: 7lawsofnoah (reply)
post date: 11.08.06 (11:18 am)
BS"D
Could the programmers for the anti-virus be creating the solution before the problem?
posted by: kinghavoc (reply)
post date: 11.08.06 (11:25 am)
This problem has been widely around for along time and rootkits have been available since 1999 when the first rootkit was distributed. They are just now creating the solution
posted by: sjmclean (reply)
post date: 11.08.06 (11:47 am)
Virus-creators can be admired for their skill and hated for how it is used ...
posted by: kinghavoc (reply)
post date: 11.08.06 (11:53 am)
Yep all these rootkits do is force the software vendors with the exploitable software (windows still I can't believe it) to fix their bugged software. Behind the scenes windows is logging errors its own programs are causing which you never know about unless the program completely crashes or you have Microsoft Visual Studio. When any software is bugged visual studio will ask you if you want to debug it, if you say yes you get all the source code for the program your debuging. Its really sad how vulnerable we are and how easy it is to see, everyone must be aware of it that creates the software.
