BackDoor.Tdss.565 and its modifications (aka TDL3)

2010-03-01

Alexey Tkachenko

Doctor Web, Russia

Artem Baranov

Doctor Web, Russia

Editor: Helen Martin

Abstract

New BackDoor.Tdss rootkits are sophisticated pieces of malware. Alexey Tkachenko and Artem Baranov detail the BackDoor.Tdss.565 rootkit - which presented surprises within minutes of the start of its analysis.

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BackDoor.Tdss.565 and its modifications (aka TDL3)

Alexey Tkachenko

Artem Baranov

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Malware prevalence report

Malware analyses

Conference report

Tutorial

Product review

Comparative review

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