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This is just common sense. You don't want to install or run anything (besides security tools) until you get the rootkit cleaned up. Any changes to a compromised
by andymoe 17y ago
This is just common sense. You don't want to install or run anything (besides security tools) until you get the rootkit cleaned up. Any changes to a compromised system muddies the waters and makes it harder to figure out what is going on and how to remove the bastard.