Class: sec:Rootkit

•owl:Thing

•sec:Threat

•sec:ActiveAttack

•sec:Deception

•sec:Impersonation

•sec:Masquerading

•sec:Spoofing

•sec:Impersonation

•sec:Deception

•sec:Masquerading

•sec:Spoofing

•sec:Masquerading

•sec:Deception

•sec:Impersonation

•sec:Spoofing

•sec:MaliciousCode

•sec:Rootkit

•sec:Spoofing

•sec:Deception

•sec:Impersonation

•sec:Masquerading

Super Classes

sec:ifSuccessfulLeadsToThreat SOME sec:MaliciousCode

sec:MaliciousCode

sec:threatens SOME (sec:_Integrity AND sec:_Host)

Annotations

dc:description

A collection of software tools installed by an intruder on a compromised computer. A rootkit will normally contain tools to hide evidence of the intrusion and backdoors to allow access or remote-control in future. Rootkits often include tools to facilitate other types of misuse such as distributed denial of service attacks or distribution of spam. (ODoC)

Abstract Syntax

Class(sec:Rootkit partial restriction(sec:ifSuccessfulLeadsToThreat someValuesFrom(sec:MaliciousCode))
                         sec:MaliciousCode
                         restriction(sec:threatens someValuesFrom(intersectionOf(sec:_Integrity
                                                                                 sec:_Host))))

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