After a suspected breach, administrators notice that standard operating system commands like 'ls' and 'ps' are not showing a malicious process that is consuming CPU resources. The malware has likely installed a...

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Rootkit. Rootkits modify the core operating system (often hooking kernel functions) to hide their presence, processes, files, and network connections from standard tools.

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Spyware

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After a suspected breach, administrators notice that standard operating system commands like 'ls' and 'ps' are not showing a malicious process that is consuming CPU resources. The malware has likely installed a...

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