Rootkit is not a virus, but rather a type of malicious software that allows hackers to gain undetected and unauthorized access to a network or system. This type of malware is typically hidden in the system’s root directory, hence the name ‘Rootkit’.
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Rootkit is not a virus, but rather a type of malicious software that allows hackers to gain undetected and unauthorized access to a network or system. This type of malware is typically hidden in the system’s root directory, hence the name ‘Rootkit’.
