Stop RKUnhooker incompatibility to gmer

I thought the same when I saw this, but now I just don't care...

Imagine why...

 

In kernel mode such things makes not deliberately.

 

Hello,

On the incompatibility issue, if two processes want to use one resource, they will have to share - or fight one another.

EP, what platform do you use to write your code?

Mrk

 

Hi, Mrkvonic.

We using many different 32-bit platforms with Intel/AMD processors (7 virtual and 4 real computers).

Windows 2000 SP4 (PAE/no PAE)
Windows XP Pro(no PAE), SP1(no PAE), SP2(PAE/no PAE)
Windows XP Home (PAE), SP2 (PAE)
Windows 2003 Server Standart Edition (no PAE)
Windows 2003 Server Enterprise Edition (no PAE)
where PAE - Physical Addresses Extension, of course

Driver build in MSVC2005 without DDK and third-party stuff, ~1/3 written on pure assembler.

Application and all user mode modules written on Pascal, Delphi 5 Enterprise (our custom edition), without VCL on pure Win32 API.

 

Hello,

Nice, finally if I may ask, what is your background? Are you 100% pure programmer, or have other vocations.

Mrk

 

Ilike to ilierate a thought i mention at Sysinternals. The make up of some of this technical code and fomulas that go into designing ingenious detectors of these sorts sometimes require setting aside (if only temporary) in order for a specially designed detector/remover to do it's task of eliminating rootkits lodged in ring 0 and even 3 at times. It's a small inconvenience and price to pay to rid your machine of a serious offending kit IMO.

I personally experienced BSOD when using various rootkit detectors specially formed to dig out and surface those attached codes and it's frustrating to say the least. So if uninstalling a GMER or SSM to allow a formidable remover to complete it's cycle of removing offending code/file requires that bit of effort, it's a small matter to reinstall them again after you're satisfied the windows instruction/code is been returned to it's normal default settings.

Just my 2 cents worth as far as i see things of this nature.

 

Software engineer, my work concentrated at various automated managements systems.

 

After reading this thread: http://forum.sysinternals.com/forum_posts.asp?TID=9102&PN=2&TPN=1

...clearly it was deliberate.

 

What was deliberate? Kernel mode issues with products of some anti-malware companies?