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A Port-Hiding Rootkit

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Aside from the MBR rootkit, TrendLabs researchers have come across another rootkit that hides ports. We’ve discovered a rootkit file that is able to hook TCPIP.SYS and related functions inside. It is able to hide the following ports: DestinationPort>3000 OR (DestinationPort<1000 AND DestinationPort!=80 AND DestinationPort!=25) These are being used in the infect machine. The said malware, TROJ_ROOTKIT.DU, was indirectly [...]




Original Source: http://feeds.trendmicro.com/~r/Anti-MalwareBlog/~3/214399196/

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