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Windows Defender’s own driver can leave systems defenseless
Check Point Research discovered that a Microsoft‑signed Windows Defender remediation driver can be repurposed as a kernel‑level “operatio…
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Check Point Research discovered that a Microsoft‑signed Windows Defender remediation driver can be repurposed as a kernel‑level “operation engine.” The driver can delete files, modify the registry and neutralize security controls without exploiting a vulnerability. The technique does not rely on the traditional Bring Your Own Vulnerable Driver (BYOVD) model. This finding highlights a potential vector for attackers to compromise systems using a trusted component.
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