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Ransomware gang caught using Microsoft-approved drivers to hack targets - Vimarsana News

Ransomware gang caught using Microsoft-approved drivers to hack targets

Using this technique, the ransomware gang can drop malware that is inherently trusted by any Windows system, security researchers say.

Microsoft Patch Tuesday, December 2022 Edition – Krebs on Security - Vimarsana News

Microsoft Patch Tuesday, December 2022 Edition – Krebs on Security

Microsoft has released its final monthly batch of security updates for 2022, fixing more than four dozen security holes in its various Windows operating systems and related software. The most pressing patches include a zero-day vulnerability in a Windows feature…

Microsoft blocks threat actors that obtained signed drivers to deploy ransomware - Vimarsana News

Microsoft blocks threat actors that obtained signed drivers to deploy ransomware

Microsoft disclosed that it suspended several developer program accounts that were able to obtain drivers certified by its Windows Hardware Developer Program that likely deployed ransomware.

Security Firms Warn Microsoft of Signed Drivers Used to Kill EDR, AV Processes - Vimarsana News

Security Firms Warn Microsoft of Signed Drivers Used to Kill EDR, AV Processes

Several cybersecurity firms have warned Microsoft that cybercriminals have been using signed malicious drivers to kill antivirus and EDR processes.

Microsoft-Signed Malicious Drivers Usher In EDR-Killers, Ransomware - Vimarsana News

Microsoft-Signed Malicious Drivers Usher In EDR-Killers, Ransomware

Malicious Windows drivers signed as legit by Microsoft have been spotted as part of a toolkit used to kill off security processes in post-exploitation cyber activity.