Rootkits Are Designed So Cleverly That It Is Difficult to Even

Multiple Choice

Rootkits are designed so cleverly that it is difficult to even discover if they are installed on a computer. The fundamental problem with trying to detect a rootkit is that the operating system cannot be trusted to provide ____.

A) valid test results
B) correct system logon ids
C) the correct date and time
D) sufficent memory for operations