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Win32/Gapz: New Bootkit Technique

Dec

2012

In the last couple of years a number of new bootkits have appeared in the wild targeting the Microsoft Windows platform. Among the most prominent examples are TDL4, Olmasco and Rovnix. These each employ different ways of infecting the system by means of modifying either the MBR (Master Boot Record) or the VBR/IPL (Volume Boot […]

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April 2011 Patch Tuesday sets a new record

May

2011

This month’s Microsoft Patch Tuesday release set a new record. Microsoft released a total of 17 bulletins covering 64 CVEs, the largest number of patches in one month to date. While some users may have configured Windows to automatically apply updates in the background, many organizations must stage and test all patch deployments, which may […]

Category Security Written by SecureWorks Research Blog 0 Comments

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