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ch0pper
RKDetector v2.0 - Security Analyzer & Rootkit Removal
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Bombers
Who is making this crap... RootKit are worthless with these things!
ch0pper
rookit ares not worthless, you can always get around these type ! see

http://hxdef.czweb.org/
Anti-detection service

even icesword! seen my post about it!

i made a hacker defender bot in c++ that got around all know rootkit detection
even icesword!

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GSecur
It is all part of the cycle. One group becomes better, and then the next group plays catch up. So on and so forth.
tibbar
well thanks to Joanna Rutkowska's good work, the security community is currently a step ahead of the rootkit developers.

Only those rootkits that specifically target a rootkit detector currently stay hidden, and that's only until the next revision of the rootkit detector.

Hxdef golden edition for example, is not doing anything particularly clever, and if it were open source, it would be detected very quickly. I understand that hf's current viewpoint is to stay closed source and make the game a bit harder for the detectors.

Fu is the only rootkit which is creating problems for the detectors, but i think even this is now beaten.

It will be a little while before the rootkits play catchup, i suspect this will be through lower level hooks, which sit a level below the detectors.

but that will not be an easy game to play, it involves working with raw ntfs, and possibly at a preboot bios level...

time will tell i guess.

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