Hidden-code flaw in Windows renews worries over stealthly malware

Hidden-code flaw in Windows renews worries over stealthly malware
Robert Lemos, SecurityFocus 2005-08-31

A flaw in the way that several security programs and systems utilities detect system changes could allow spyware to spread surreptitiously and have renewed worries about stealthier attack code.

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Please explain... 2005-08-31
Brian M. Thomas (5 replies)

Re: Please explain... 2005-08-31
Anonymous (1 replies)

All-Seeing Eye handles this trick without any problem 2005-09-07
Richard T. (1 replies)

Re: All-Seeing Eye handles this trick without any problem 2005-10-25
Anonymous (1 replies)

Re: Re: All-Seeing Eye handles this trick without any problem 2006-06-24
Anonymous

Re: Please explain... 2005-08-31
Anonymous (1 replies)

Re: Re: Please explain... 2005-09-02
Anonymous

Re: Please explain... 2005-08-31
Anonymous (1 replies)

Re: Re: Please explain... 2005-09-12
Anonymous

Re: Please explain... 2005-08-31
Anonymous

Re: Please explain... 2005-09-05
Anonymous

Hidden-code flaw in Windows renews worries over stealthly malware 2005-09-01
Anonymous (1 replies)

Re: Hidden-code flaw in Windows renews worries over stealthly malware 2005-09-07
Anonymous

Uhm you guys need to take a look at unix... 2005-09-04
x86

rootkits that "hide" processes and just about anything "files/directoryies/anything" is nothing new guys... so why would it be so impossible for windows nt/xp/03 kernels be so much harder, most users are logged in with admin privlages, besides the fact windows kernels arent open source i guess thats the only major diff, the theory is already their...

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Flypaper? 2005-09-05
Anonymous (1 replies)

Re: Flypaper? 2005-09-08
Anonymous

About long named registry key... 2005-09-13
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