rootkitsystemmodification

A rootkit can modify data structures in the Windows kernel using a method known as direct kernel object manipulation (DKOM). This method can be used to hide ...

There are many possible ways that a root user—or malware running as root—can modify a Linux system to run rootkit code. Some currently popular rootkits modify ...

由 J Levine 著作 · 被引用 68 次 — This article discusses a methodology for modifying the system calls within the Linux kernel without the use of LKM support or the /boot/System.map file [14].

2005年8月19日 — Currently rootkits use two methods to mask their presence in the system: modifying paths; modifying system structures. These methods are used ...

2023年1月4日 — A rootkit is a piece of malicious software designed to provide someone unauthorized access to a computer or other piece of software.

Rootkits modify and intercept typical modules of the environment (OS, or even deeper, bootkits). Rootkits are used when the attackers need to backdoor a system ...

2019年7月10日 — Rootkits grant attackers full control over a system, which means they can modify existing software at will—particularly the software designed to ...

Changes system configurations. Once inside a system, network or computer, a rootkit can modify system configurations. It can establish a stealth mode that makes ...