Deep System Explorer (DSE) is one of the most powerful anti-rootkit/anti-hook detection systems ever created. DSE operates at the lowest level of your system (kernel-mode), and is able to generically detect virtually any trojan/virus/rootkit. From code modifications to kernel-level hooks, DSE can detect a wide variety of tricks that are used by malicious software, allowing it to generically detect (no databases required) virtually any form of malware, whether it's a trojan, a rootkit, a virus, a worm or so on.
Just some of the detection aspects of DSE include:
* Code modifications
* IAT/EAT (Import/Export) Address Table hooks
* HotKey hooks
* PsNotifyRoutine hooks
* SetWinEventHook hooks
* ShellHooks
* Debuggers (including software and hardware breakpoints)
* Hidden DLLs
* Hidden Files
* Hidden Handles
* Hidden Kernel Modules
* Hidden Ports
* Hidden Processes
* Hidden Registry
* Hidden Services
* Hidden Threads
* Hidden Windows
* Attached Devices
* Class and Device Filters
* I/O Request Packet hooks
* IDT hooks
* SysEnter/SysCall hooks
* SystemServiceTable (SSDT)
* Virtual Machines
* Layered Services Providers
* Network Driver Interfaces
And much more...
Deep System Explorer (DSE) is one of the most powerful anti-rootkit/anti-hook detection systems ever created. DSE operates at the lowest level of your system (kernel-mode), and is able to generically detect virtually any trojan/virus/rootkit. From code modifications to kernel-level hooks, DSE can detect a wide variety of tricks that are used by malicious software, allowing it to generically detect (no databases required) virtually any form of malware, whether it's a trojan, a rootkit, a virus, a worm or so on.
