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Linux Improvised Userland Scheduler Virus
This paper discusses the combination of a userland scheduler and runtime process infection for a virus. These two concepts complete each other. The runtime process infection opens the door to invading into other processes, and the userland scheduler provides a way to make the injected code coexist with the original process code. This allows the virus to remain stealthy and active inside an infected process.
This paper discusses the combination of a userland scheduler and runtime process infection for a virus. These two concepts complete each other. The runtime process infection opens the door to invading into other processes, and the userland scheduler provides a way to make the injected code coexist with the original process code. This allows the virus to remain stealthy and active inside an infected process.