• Ntoskrnl.exe Blue Screen Windows 7
• Ntoskrnl Crash
• Ntoskrnl.exe Windows 10

I am not sure about gmers detections, the kernel texts are questionable, I also see things like this.text ntkrnlpa.exe!ZwCallbackReturn + 23E8 805010EC 8 Bytes 20, 31, BB, EB, F0, 37, BB.text ntkrnlpa.exe!ZwCallbackReturn + 23FC 80501100 8 Bytes B0, BD, BA, EB, 25, E5, 40.text ntkrnlpa.exe!ZwCallbackReturn + 248 8 Bytes 80, AF, BA, EB, 62, DD, 40.text ntkrnlpa.exe!ZwCallbackReturn + 262C 80501330 8 Bytes 68, CB, FC, 86, C0, F2, BA.text ntkrnlpa.exe!ZwCallbackReturn + 2668 BUt if it is a real danger, I doubt a bit. 'Do I have rootkits?' Is there anything abnormally different about the normal running of the machine to make you believe so? Look at your connections.

Jul 19, 2009 Page 1 of 2 - NTOSKRNL-HOOK [Solved] - posted in Virus, Spyware, Malware Removal: Details from the McAfee scan: File name: NTOSKRNL-HOOK Detection name: Generic.

Investigate your traffic. Use IceSword looking for red entries and note them. Check Processes and note the file and folder names.red = hidden processes. Check Win32 Services and note any red services.red = rooted service.

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Check SSDT and note red file and folder names.rootkits alter the SDT entries to hook the APIs natively. SSDT hooks are not necessary rootkit specific.text ntkrnlpa.exe!ZwCallbackReturn + 23E8 805010EC 8 Bytes 20, 31, BB, EB, F0, 37, BB.text ntkrnlpa.exe!ZwCallbackReturn + 23FC 80501100 8 Bytes B0, BD, BA, EB, 25, E5, 40.text ntkrnlpa.exe!ZwCallbackReturn + 248 8 Bytes 80, AF, BA, EB, 62, DD, 40.text ntkrnlpa.exe!ZwCallbackReturn + 262C 80501330 8 Bytes 68, CB, FC, 86, C0, F2, BA.text ntkrnlpa.exe!ZwCallbackReturn + 2668 offtopic: Oh, my good - 23FC it is more than 9 Kb of code. If that called hook detection then I do not know what is the hook. All others hooks in GMER log - Spy Sweeper/Agnitum hooks. Anything else in GMER log are totally useless.

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Drivers.sys is related to hxdef rootkit isn´t it? I have no problem with that many informations of Gmer, the only problem is that the analysis can lead to hours of forensic analysis and paranoia.

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Maybe a good idea would be a kind of threat rating, similar to antispy tools. If further investigations would be useful or not. And very important you should give user a opportunity to save Gmer Rootkit logs to notepad or.txt save possibility! Otherwise I always have to make hundreds of screenshots of the Gmer scan results.

Could this be considered as Rustock variant? Beside I appreciate Gmer very much, hopefully it gets more user log abilities like mentioned above.