Hackers Serving Rootkits with Bagles 150
Iran Contra writes "Security researchers at F-Secure in Finland have discovered a rootkit component in the Bagle worm that loads a kernel-mode driver to hide the processes and registry keys of itself and other Bagle-related malware from security scanners. Bagle started out as a simple e-mail borne executable and the addition of rootkit capabilities show how far ahead of the cat-and-mouse game the attackers are."
Before long... (Score:5, Funny)
Dupe! (Score:1, Funny)
Mmmmm... bagels! (Score:5, Funny)
"Hackers Serving Rootkits with Bagels"
...and I started to think how cool a hacker café would be... then I got to wondering what else you might be able to order at a hacker café:
Trojan Muffins (secret filling might bring surprise!)
DDoS Donuts (very tasty, but eat too many and they gang up on you)
L33t Latté (quintuple espresso with a single shot of milk)
Keylogger Cakes (be careful, they're watching)
Ah well, as they say in these parts 'ah'll get me coat'...
Re:How to tell if you are a linux fanatic. (Score:2, Funny)
Re:Mmmmm... bagels! (Score:3, Funny)
DDoS Donuts (very tasty, but eat too many and they gang up on you)
L33t Latté (quintuple espresso with a single shot of milk)
Keylogger Cakes (be careful, they're watching)
I think ThinkGeek just found their newest product line.
A new taste treat (Score:3, Funny)
Re:The evolving virus (Score:2, Funny)
(it's anti-Microsoft, dammit, feed me karma!
Re:As seen on their blog page... (Score:3, Funny)
Mmm, bagles... (Score:3, Funny)