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The Anti-Rootkit of Microsoft

  • 投稿日:2006年1月25日
  • 脅威カテゴリ:未分類
  • 執筆:ウイルス解析担当者
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On the 64-bit Windows Vista version of Microsoft, all kernel-mode applications such as device drivers are required to be digitaly signed. This will somehow lessen the malwares that run under kernel-mode and also rootkits.


But a digitally signed application doesn’t make itself bug-free. Though you can pin-point who will be responsible for the said program. Microsoft is requiring developers to obtain Publisher Identity Certificate (PIC). PIC is based on VeriSign Class 3 Commercial Software Publisher Certificate. The certificate must be embedded on the binary.

Thanks to eWeek:
www.eweek.com

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