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Win32/Rimecud: MSRT’s success story in January 2010
Posted
over 2 years ago
by
mmpc2
If you remember our MSRT related blog from few days ago (and if not just scroll down a bit), we informed you that in this month’s free removal tool we would be adding Win32/Rimecud to our list of prevalent malware targeted for removal. We even speculated...
Microsoft Malware Protection Center
Rimecud and Hamweq - birds of a feather
Posted
over 2 years ago
by
mmpc2
Following the addition of Win32/Hamweq to the MSRT last month, MMPC will continue cleaning PCs in 2010 by adding another prevalent worm, Win32/Rimecud , to this month's removal tool. This is due not only to Win32/Rimecud's high detection numbers, which...
Microsoft Malware Protection Center
Some Observations on Rootkits
Posted
over 2 years ago
by
mmpc2
Getting hit by a live rootkit infection is among the more unfortunate fates that can befall an unsuspecting computer user. A rootkit burrows deep into the system, modifying it at a low-level in order to hide itself and other malware, and from there fights...
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