14 Feb 2010 - A hard-to-detect rootkit is reporting to cause Windows XP systems to crash following Microsoft's latest security updates.

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14 Feb 2010

A hard-to-detect rootkit is reporting to cause Windows XP systems to crash following Microsoft's latest security updates.

Windows users began flooding Windows support forums this week, saying that their computers had been rendered unusable with a blue-screen-of-death (BSOD) error after installing Microsoft's February security updates, released Tuesday. On Thursday, Microsoft stopped shipping the MS10-015 update, which had been linked to the issue, and said it was investigating.

Security vendor Kaspersky Lab has released a standalone utility that removes the TDSS infection. LightPath IT highly recommend you run this update prior to installing the latest security updates in case your machine is infected.