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It installed itself whether or not you agreed to it, hid the installation from the system, and interfered with CD copying without announcing itself, and had no
by eddythompson80 3y ago
It installed itself whether or not you agreed to it, hid the installation from the system, and interfered with CD copying without announcing itself, and had no uninstall. What’s a rootkit again?
- charcircuit 3y agoThe XCP software did not install if you didn't agree to the EULA. It interfered with CD copying to prevent unauthorized copies. There was no uninstall because people shouldn't be able to just uninstall it and gain the ability to make unauthorized copies. >What’s a rootkit again? Malware that attains root and maintain it as long as possible.
- eddythompson80 3y agoSo a rootkit then.
- prmoustache 3y ago"because people shouldn't be able to just uninstall it " hum " maintain it as long as possible."