Boot Record Rootkit Threatens Vista, XP, NT
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Paul sends us word on a new exploit seen in the wild that attacks Windows systems completely outside of the control of the OS. “Unfortunately, all the Windows NT family (including Vista) still have the same defense flaw — MBR [Master Boot Record] can be modified from usermode. Nevertheless,
attack, however, the first sectors of disk are still unprotected… At the end of 2007 stealth MBR rootkit was discovered by MR Team members (thanks to Tammy & MJ) and it looks like that way of affecting NT systems could be more common in near future whether MBR stays unprotected.”
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