Re: Whitepaper: Implementing and Detecting a PCI Rootkit

["Dave Korn" <dave.korn () artimi com>]

On 16 November 2006 18:25, Dave Aitel wrote:

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> That's really cool. One thing Immunity has been investigating is
> selling a literal hardware PCI card that you can install into
> someone's machine which then infects their system and injects a
> callback shellcode. 

  Does this really have a lot of advantages over just plugging a U3 drive into
a less-frequently used usb port round the back of the machine somewhere?

> That way if you break into someone's office, you
> can throw these PCI cards into a few desktops and then leave, and
> you'll get MOSDEF shells at home every day! Nothing to analyze on disk
> either. :>

  Wow, no forensics... except of course for your fingerprints and DNA all over
the *physical* evidence you left at the scene of crime.  Not really sure
you're better off that way, I'd rather leave digits behind than anything else.


    cheers,
      DaveK
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