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doug11235 | 12 years ago
In the days of Antivirus products and executable whitelists, the "elevation of privilege" may be getting arbitrary execution as any user. Of course trustedinstaller.exe or whatever that has a valid Microsoft signature can run, why shouldn't it? No need to ship that file back home either for further analysis (as AV products like to do with unknown files), its a standard OS thing. Therefore my rootkit isn't burned either.
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