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| reply to phoneboy2
said by phoneboy2 :
If a Rootkit detector does not boot from it's own CD it will NEVER be trustworthy. Having said that, for a basic perliminary test, I like the no nonsense raw design of sysinternals rootkit revealer. They like to try keep it simple which is usually the best approach.
MY opinion is that once you've been rootkit'd, best thing to do is scrub and rebuild from ground up. I know of no sure and certain way to absolutely assure that things are as they should be once it's happened. You might find one piece of it, or one of several - but how do you KNOW that things are all well again.
Personally, I'd be satisfied with a product that simply provided no-false-positive indication that you'd been rooted and give you an indication of the source/name of the rootkit.
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