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  • the other part that available elsewhere --- where can we download them?

  • only fat ugly losers who have no life and never get laid make viruses and rootkits.

  • lol damn this is old

  • informative

  • Then if it hooks the PC only on installation, why not download the antivirus AFTE-- Oh. It hooks the browser, so that all antivirus sites are redirected to another place.

  • I luv UnHackMe it completely destroyed this Vanquish Rootkit... Idk how I got it. o.O

  • Not so bad.. Hmm..

  • fake!!!!!!!!!!!!! lol george lukas

  • How effective is F-Secure blacklight at picking this stuff up?

  • blacklight isnt too good i had a r00tkit on my system yesterday and blacklight couldnt detect use unhackme that works a treat and can detect any r00tkit

  • hes my idol

  • NoShit12 , LOL I DID NOT MEAN IT LIKE THAT! WHAT I MEAN IS IT'S EASY USING THE API IN A WAY THAT REUSLTS IN A CRASH NOT A ROOTKIT!

    i am sorry

  • is this guy high

  • i love you :D

  • make tons of shitty calls to kernal32 that works always.

  • That's not an efficient method.

  • "Hacker Defender" sounds like its a program to protect AGAINST hackers, i.e. some type of security.  But its not. Right?

    So why the hell do you call it "Hacker Defender"?

  • hxdef is one of the original NT open src based rootkits. Who knows why he named it that, creator is dead now anyway.

  • That's the name of the tool used. It's very common for malware files to have names that make the malware sound as if it's part of a PC's security defenses. For example, the bot asprox drops a malicious file named "Microsoft Security Center Extension." It's just basic social engineering, to try to trick users into leaving malware on their computers.

  • because masowai its like a rogue virus program so the user may think its either an important process to the computer and wont delete it or if they think it protects them, that is some reasons. Example of a rogue virus would be. winantivirus, winhound, spysheriff, antivirgear. Note antivirgear kind of seems like a typo squatter too because there is a legit antivirus called antivir.

  • Yeah I totally understand now. When I first watched the video I was confused. Cheers mate.

  • Basic info. Not anything special. I think rootkits hide themselves by unlinking EPROCESS.

  • Unlinking EPROCESS utterly fails at hiding anything, AntiVirus detects that shit instantly. Best solution is obvious, don't use fully-fledged processes or drivers, _never_ make registry entries that you will have to hide, and don't put yourself on any lists.

    Use anonymous threads in kernel memory and in userland just hijack other processes via PE header infection or APCs.

  • Or... You could inject yourself into every process and hook NtQuerySystemInformation(), filtering out your name. Or...Direct EPROCESS traversal looking for orphan's, PsCreateProcessNotifyRoutine()­,PsSetImageNotifyRoutine(), or hooking KeInitThread()

  • But why bother with that at all? If you leave no tracks you will have none to hide, and that is a far superior approach to doing something like injecting into every process... that sounds extremely noisy.

    Unhook NtSetSystemInformation from userland, then call it to load the driver, and then just have the driver remove itself from PsLoadedModules... the end. You won't have a fully-fledged driver but you will have an anonymous thread in ring0, and that is all that you need.

  • guys check out combofix, but i suggest you take advangtage of the help available on their website just google "combofix".. i did it without the help but i got scared because it looks like your computer is about to die.. but it removed all the malware and I was impressed.. nothing else got it right. Peace

  • p.s, why did they get the guy with the gayest sounding voice ever to do this lol

  • It's funny you said that. What I really think he is trying to do to be nice, however, it's not working that well. I seen this several times on other videos that were done for training.

    Tom.

  • when i start my computer system32 pops up and nothing more happens and my computer is getting slower and slower and slower i have like 124 gb room!!! i had a virus that became 12 threats 3 trojan's i deleted it with avg and now all is deleted. after my trial with avg firewall system 32 pop's up!!! before the virus had been deleted the mouse went up to the upper left of the screen and pressed the program(my computer) that waz there!!! please help im going to reboot soon!!!

  • you need to get these programs pal: comodo firewall, spybot search and destroy, ad aware 2007, SUPER anti spyware, windows defender (if you've got xp. if you have vista you'll already have it), a-squared and avg anti spyware. all trusted programs that ive had loads of success with.

    on the other hand you could ditch windows and switch to a linux operating system, you'll never ever have to worry about malware again then.

  • where's the fun in linux?

  • thats retarded... with that much avp/firewall software the computer will be so fucked up you will barely be able to use it... I would rather have a virus LOL...

  • depends what it is

  • Any1 ever have starware? I think its another name for malware

  • Starware is a low risk BHO (Browser Helper Object) for Internet Explorer, it is used to display advertisments at the users expense. This is not another name for malware, it is a form of adware. Adware is what is described as a PUP/PUA (Potentially Unwanted Program/Application) and simply because it is low risk does not make it acceptable and can still be a risk to the users security. Some adware is programmed to send private user information back to it's authors servers.

  • Corey must be smart because he can follow the camera around the room ...

    clearly if he can't do that, the video would be harder to watch.

  • THANKS ..for live security

  • Good job of increasing awareness about rootkits... Did you guys pull down part 1?

  • thank you for your web seminar.

  • Your video's great! I don't know why there's so little people interested in it. Please repost the other parts of the video. Keep going!

    I've had enough with 3721 (cnsmin). Can someone tell me how to remove it with, let's say, IceSword?

  • We have more Malware Analysis videos posted, but they're longer than the 10 minutes YouTube allows. Search Google Video for "Malware Analysis" and you'll see them!

  • Thanks a lot.

  • Are you kidding? I am (have been) interested and subscribed to "LiveSecurity" for a long time..I am also hoping MORE videos from them., good quality stuff.

    @LiveSecurity: How about encoding the videos to make it much smaller (but SMALLER file-size), then you can post them. I mean theres tons of videos on youtube thats 20-40 Mins long (one video). That should fix the length problem..let us know

  • Thanks Alanbrit. Our videos are well below YouTube's file size limitations, but if they run even a second over 10 minutes, YouTube's uploader stops them. That's their stated policy. I see longer videos here, too, but I don't know the workaround. For now, we'll subdivide the videos (so the three-part series is five parts, but all under 10 minutes) and get them posted soon. Thanks for your interest!

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