On Thursday 29 July 2004 12:21 am, Matthew Schumacher wrote:
> Matthew Schumacher wrote:
> > So how would you install a kernel level root kit without kicking the
> > machine? And how would you ensure that the hacked kernel would be
> > started on future reboots if changes to the kernel file could be
> > detected?
>
> I should have done some reading before I posted:
>
> It seems that some of these rootkits use a kernel module or
> kernel-memory-patching to load then they conceal themselves. Pretty
> scary stuff.
Yeah, scary. But hella fun to play with ;) Kinda makes one a little paranoid ;)
Anyhow, check this site.
click "software releases" and on page 2 there is a keylogger called vlogger. This thing is cool.
Plus, if ya have a split personality, you can be the black hat too (joking! ;)
Adore root kit is another nasty, it's fully loaded with options, but detectable these days; old. THC releases some
really fun tools and such.
goodnight,
eddie
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