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Study results suggest that the Internet is an influential source of illness-related information for patients with schizophrenia.

Importantly, problems specific to patients with schizophrenia were stimulus overflow, an inability to deal with the abundance of information, difficulties with concentration, lack of energy, paranoid ideas, symptom provocation, and the need to distance themselves from illness-related topics as part of the recovery process.

Patient #9, female, age 46, schizoaffective disorder since age 26: You can get Internet-induced psychosis from that [searching for illness-related information on the Internet]; you can simply freak out.

In this video we infect an ASUS BT1AH BIOS over the network, with the "Venamis" vulnerability (CERT VU# 976132) that ASUS never patched.

We insert a "LightEater" backdoor, that installs typical kernel mode rootkit type hooks into Windows 10. These hooks allow the malware to be notified every time a new process is started. It will also wake up every 8 seconds and can take actions at that time if it so chooses. Note how it only took a few seconds to install LightEater.

The LightEater malware runs in System Management Mode (SMM) which is the most privileged execution domain on x86 systems. It is able to subvert all software that runs at a lower privilege level (e.g. hypervisors/virtual machine monitors, OS kernels, and applications)

The LightEater malware could do any attack, we just chose to show these particular capabilities on this particular system in this video. See our other videos for other LightEater demonstrations.

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