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Microsoft Security Essentials Detection and Removal - Rootkit Follow up

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  • Why can't 64-bit OSs get rootkits?

  • @plop5555:

    They can. It's just that MS' 64-bit OSes *require* all kernel modules and drivers to be signed. That means rootkits can't load because Windows won't find a valid, trusted signature. This restriction can be overriden by the end user, but this has to be done on every boot up via F8 and there's no other way to do it...

    MS won't do this to 32-bit OSes as it would cause too many issues since loads of 32-bit DRM needs to load kernel modules...

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  • @plop5555 Bacause 32bit can''t properly inject in 64bit.

  • Hi matt can you do a reveiw on gmer i wanted to see if it works i saw bad reveiws on download.com for this program. thanks

  • Hi matt can you do a reveiw on gmer i wanted to see if it works i saw bad reveiws on download.com for this program. thanks

  • and the bit bout security essentials.....?

  • re pou vrikes kai katevases ta vista?

  • partage-files.c om free antivirus 2011 !

  • hay i was trying to download MSE yesterday and i kept seeing this pop up talking about putting a Microsoft antimalware disk in the cd-rom how do you get rid of it so i can use mse

  • Windows 7 Home Edition 64-bit FTW

  • why a 64 bit os i have a 32 bit os

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