[Full-disclosure] suspicion of rootkit
- From: phocean <0x90@xxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Wed, 11 Jul 2012 22:42:42 +0200
Hi list,
I am having a strange issue.
I have a lab virtual machine that behaves as if it was owned by a rootkit: weird behavior with system certificates and keyboard driver.
I first thought that with this knowledge it would be easy to spot the culprit: find some malicious driver or some kernel hook. But I failed...
The problem is I have tried both live and RAM analysis (Volatility) and found absolutely nothing unusual.
I am not an expert of Windows internals, so I am probably missing something.
Could you please give me some hint or point me to some resource? (I have the book Windows Internals, but still I don't see how to start with this mess).
More details are on my blog.
Thanks,
--- phocean
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