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Definitely a rootkit. Rootkits, by themselves, are just information hiders. They are often used in combination with malware, to hide the nasty stuff, but it's still a rootkit if there is no sabotage of the system going on (of course, what happened to the CD player could be considered sabotage).
Some people are already using it: http://yro.slashdot.org/article.pl?s...id=158&tid=206 |
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