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Summary: NTRootKit appears to be a hacker tool that once installed in your computer can gain admin access and perform various functions. What is NTRootKit? From McAfee and Network Associates: "The NTRootKit is a hacker tool, used after an attacker has gained admin access to a Windows NT/2K system. Once the NTRootKit has been installed, an attacker can perform various functions..." Read their article. Yet another reason to scan for viruses regularly. • Article 300 | Posted June 14, 2004 |
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Hi there, I am really getting cheesed with this "ntrootkit.exe" file that appears each time I turn on the computer. How can I get rid of that screen, as well as the rootkit. I did have NORTON protection, but since last week no more, so I am using only Temporary protection.
My plan is to get McAfee of such as soon as possible.
Posted by: Amanda at September 30, 2004 10:20 PMHope you can drop my a note, to help
THANKS