Generating a new Rootkit

Let's start from the beginning: What is a Rootkit?

A rootkit is a type of malicious software designed to gain unauthorised access to a computer system while hiding its presence or the presence of other malware. Once installed, a rootkit can operate at various levels: user mode, kernel mode, or even firmware, making it especially difficult to detect and remove.

Rootkits often manipulate system processes, drivers, or kernel functions to conceal their activity. This allows attackers to maintain persistent access, bypass security controls, and quietly exfiltrate data or escalate privileges.

Let's generate a new rootkit with Kernel Pack:

Go to "Remote Control" → "Rootkit Wizard (driver)". Carefully read the disclaimer that appears. Then, click either "Decline" or "I Accept".

If you click "I Accept", a new window will open. From there, select your desired options for the rootkit, generate and save it.