@User48392054 You can scan for rootkits with ENS via an On Demand Scan with the option of "memory for rootkits" selected.
You can also refer to a tool that is available as stand-alone utility used to detect and remove complex rootkits and associated malware: https://www.mcafee.com/enterprise/en-us/downloads/free-tools/rootkitremover.html
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Dear Jess,
First thanks a lot for your answer.
Do you have more details about Lojax being part of rootkit detected by ENS?
This rootkit is quiet recent and use a trojanizd version of a white listed application.
Thanks for any information you could share on the Lojax UEFI rootkit created by Mcafee.
Best regards and thanks again.
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