Rootkits Are Designed So Cleverly That It Is Difficult to Even

question 41

Multiple Choice

Rootkits are designed so cleverly that it is difficult to even discover if they are installed on a computer. The fundamental problem with trying to detect a rootkit is that the operating system cannot be trusted to provide ____.

• A) valid test results
• B) correct system logon ids
• C) the correct date and time
• D) sufficent memory for operations

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