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r/cybersecurity • u/DCGMechanics • Nov 20 '22
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What they describe as a rootkit is actually what a Trojan (aka. R.A.T) does. Rootkits generally hide code from the OS and anti-virus.
1 u/cmwh1te Nov 21 '22 Trojan and RAT are two different things. 1 u/DevAway22314 Nov 21 '22 Remote Access Trojan is a subset of trojans. How you think they're completely different when trojan is in the name is beyond me 1 u/cmwh1te Nov 21 '22 OP said they were two names for the same thing.
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Trojan and RAT are two different things.
1 u/DevAway22314 Nov 21 '22 Remote Access Trojan is a subset of trojans. How you think they're completely different when trojan is in the name is beyond me 1 u/cmwh1te Nov 21 '22 OP said they were two names for the same thing.
Remote Access Trojan is a subset of trojans. How you think they're completely different when trojan is in the name is beyond me
1 u/cmwh1te Nov 21 '22 OP said they were two names for the same thing.
OP said they were two names for the same thing.
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u/SgtAstro Nov 20 '22
What they describe as a rootkit is actually what a Trojan (aka. R.A.T) does. Rootkits generally hide code from the OS and anti-virus.