: Once Windows starts, the rootkit loads a driver into the kernel (the core of the OS). This allows it to hide files, network connections, and registry keys from the user. Why "mb5.zip"?
If a system was infected by the contents of an mb5.zip deployment, a user might notice: mb5.zip
: Antivirus programs may fail to update or spontaneously disable themselves. Modern Context : Once Windows starts, the rootkit loads a
: Analysts use these files to study how the malware bypasses the Windows Driver Signature Enforcement. : Once Windows starts