Your employer has acquired a number of systems as
a part of an acquisition of another company. You suspect that a number of the
systems might have been hacked, so you want to remove any malicious software
that might have been installed by the hacker. The systems have not previously had
the Solaris Security Toolkit software used on them. Which would remove any
software installed by the hacker?

A.
Run Solaris Security Toolkit in audit mode, and remove anything it detects.

B.
Reinstall Solaris on the system, and run Solaris Security Toolkit after installation.

C.
Run Solaris Security Toolkit with the undo option, and then re-run it in normal mode.

D.
Boot the system from CD-ROM and run Solaris Security Toolkit in standalone mode.