Rootkits: Understanding the Practical Applications of Stealth Command, Control, and Monitoring

Justin Logue · Journal of Applied Security Research · 2008

Rootkits are a powerful tool in a Digital Age arsenal. By manipulating the most crucial asset of all, information, they can turn computers against their users. This article explains the core concepts of rootkits for a reader who is not necessarily a computer security professional. By understanding what they are and how they work, we can consider their practical applications and legal implications.

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