[ Thanks to An Anonysmous Reader for
this link. ]
“Q. Most rootkits use the power of the kernel to hide
themselves, they are only visible from within the kernel. How do I
detect rootkits under CentOS or Debian Linux server?“A. A rootkit is a program (or combination of several programs)
designed to take fundamental control (in Unix terms ‘root’ access,
in Windows terms ‘Administrator’ access) of a computer system,
without authorization by the system’s owners and legitimate
managers…”
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