A lot of times (or which I have seen), GMER likes to show subtle hints, when it cannot fully detect the rootkit.
Such as modification of atapi.sys:
Device | -> \Driver\atapi \Device\Harddisk0\DR0 | Value: XXXXXXXX
or
Revealing of invalid driver:
Address 1 & Address 2: is not a driver object
or
Odd SSDT
NtDUMPxxxxxxxx
(xxxxxxxx or XXXXXXXX stands for random address value)
The question is, why would a driver dump data randomly?
Such as modification of atapi.sys:
Device | -> \Driver\atapi \Device\Harddisk0\DR0 | Value: XXXXXXXX
or
Revealing of invalid driver:
Address 1 & Address 2: is not a driver object
or
Odd SSDT
NtDUMPxxxxxxxx
(xxxxxxxx or XXXXXXXX stands for random address value)
The question is, why would a driver dump data randomly?
Jay
seCURE Connexion Consultant
seCURE Connexion Consultant