Shouldn't it be better described as a GRUB trojan. Unlike true bootkits, which persist through OS reinstalls by exploiting firmware.
This can be easily removed by reinstalling GRUB or the OS, making it less persistent and not a genuine bootkit.
Shouldn't it be better described as a GRUB trojan. Unlike true bootkits, which persist through OS reinstalls by exploiting firmware.
This can be easily removed by reinstalling GRUB or the OS, making it less persistent and not a genuine bootkit.