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Wed, 05/30/2007 - 19:13 — Ilya Shabanov
Hi everyne!
Welcome to the Anti-Malware Testing Laboratory, the new independent project of testing anti-malware solutions!
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Kernal modifier . . .
I am just a user, very curious one, wonder what can be done to detect as well as remove the most modern and vicious RK? The one that modifies the kernal.
I know it is very difficult to detect and remove, has there been any advances in detection of this threat?
Where would I start to learn to do my own virus testing?
My question is, where would I start to learn how to do my own virus testing of trojans, malware, virus, worms, all of the above really.
I'm very interested in it, but im not sure where I should start?
any suggestions would be awesome, thank you.