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Hackers Will Break Vista PatchGuard
Saturday, October 14th, 2006
A computer security expert is predicting that hackers will crack the controversial PatchGuard
kernel anti-tampering technology coming in Windows Vista within one year of its release.
Alexander Czarnowski, chief executive of Avet, in Warsaw, Poland, said he believes it’s inevitable that the technology will be broken once the final version of Windows Vista is released to manufacturing.
"A lot of things get changed from beta to beta, so people are waiting for a final version. It might get broken immediately but it might be a year before it’s made public," Czarnowski said during a presentation at the Virus Bulletin conference here. Expert: Hackers Will Break Vista’s PatchGuard
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