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Rakshasa: Is it Possible to Design the Perfect Hardware Backdoor?

August 01, 2012 Added by:Pierluigi Paganini

Rakshasa malware infects the host’s BIOS and takes advantage of a vulnerable aspect of traditional architecture, as peripherals like network cards or sound cards can write to the computer’s RAM or to portions of the memory allocated to any of the other peripherals. It is hard to detect, and quite impossible to remove...

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