Hard days are coming for Windows users yet another dangerous Rootkit Stuxnet have been discovered that injects malware through USB drives to the Computers strangely through LNK shortcut file opened by Windows Explorer or file manager(Total Commander) that can display icons.
Stuxnet Rootkit installs two mrxnet.sys and mrxcls.sys drivers into computer which are digitally signed drivers with Relatek semiconductor Corp(www.realtek.com). These two drivers injects malware into system processes and hides malware.
Microsoft released Security Advisory(2286198) about the Windows Shell vulnerability and workaround to block Stuxnet Rootkit before applying Update.
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