Category:Digital-Forensics/Rootkits
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What is a rootkit?
- A rootkit is a collection of tools that are used to attain, maintain, and hide access by the attacker. It does that by intercepting the system functions (Windows API).
- User-mode rootkits do this in user space whereas kernel-mode rootkits do that in the kernel space
User-mode rootkits and Kernel-mode rootkits
User and Kernel space
User-mode rootkits
Kernel-mode rootkits
Detection tools
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