Rootkits are particularly tenacious examples of malware. In this video, look at how a rootkit works, and learn about the Trojan downloader TDL3 rootkit.
- [Instructor] Malware using the basic … hiding and cloaking techniques, … can be detected by a knowledgeable investigator. … Consequently, the more sophisticated attackers … have developed techniques, which in strong malware, … not just as an application or process, … look deep into the heart of the operating system. … This kind of malware is known as a rootkit. … In order to deploy a rootkit, … an attacker must first penetrate a target's system … and then use what is known as a dropper … to install the rootkit, which it either carries as a payload … or subsequently downloads. … The job of the dropper is to check whether the rootkit … already exists on the system, … whether the system is operating inside a virtual machine, … and to do special checks … such as the country in which its operating. … Then, once it's satisfied that this … is a legitimate and available target, … it inserts the rootkit into the system, … makes sure it can restart after a system boot, … and starts it running. …
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2/13/2020- Dissecting cyber risk
- Working with NIST, COBIT, and other frameworks
- Exploring cybercrime
- The different stages of the cyber kill chain
- How cyber criminals hide their attacks
- Measuring incident management maturity
- Detecting and responding to attacks
Skill Level Intermediate
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Introduction
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1. Frameworks and Controls
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An advanced risk framework5m 22s
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2. Cyber Threats
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Hiding using processes3m 59s
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3. Managing Cyber Incidents
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Incident management basics3m 48s
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Detecting an attack4m 4s
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Responding to an incident2m 33s
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Conclusion
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What's next55s
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Video: Controlling the target through a rootkit