Spam from the kernel
By: Kimmo Kasslin & Elia Florio
Trojan.Srizbi is the first example seen in the wild of a complex piece of malware that operates fully from kernel mode. Kimmo Kasslin and Elia Florio provide a detailed analysis.
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