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<p></p> <p><b>New page</b></p><div>{{Publication<br /> |Link=http://www.computerworld.com/s/article/9026323/Mpack_installs_ultra_invisible_Trojan www.computerworld.com<br /> |Author=Gregg Keizer<br /> |NomRevue=ComputerWorld<br /> |Date=2007-07-05<br /> |Editor=International Data Group<br /> |Year=2007<br /> |Botnet=Srizbi<br /> |ExploitKit=MPack<br /> |Abstract=The notorious Mpack hacker tool kit is installing malware that carries out all its chores -- including spewing spam -- from within the Windows kernel, making it extremely difficult for some security software to detect, Symantec Corp. said today.&lt;br/&gt;&lt;br/&gt;<br /> <br /> The Trojan horse that Symantec has dubbed &quot;Srizbi&quot; is being dropped onto some PCs by the multi-exploit Mpack, a ready-to-use attack application that until recently has been selling for around $1,000. Responsibility for a large-scale attack launched from thousands of hijacked Web sites last month was pinned on Mpack, as was a follow-up campaign waged from compromised Internet porn sites.<br /> }}</div>

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