Akira exploits Safe Mode to bypass EDR defenses
Akira ransomware used Windows Safe Mode to disable endpoint defenses, revealing a growing evasion trend.
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Akira ransomware used Windows Safe Mode to disable endpoint defenses, revealing a growing evasion trend.
Researchers identified a post-exploitation toolkit concealed within Oracle database schema objects to bypass endpoint security tools.
A modular, C-based threat is weaponizing social engineering tactics to gain administrative control over compromised Windows systems.
Researchers have discovered a campaign using hijacked Brazilian government websites and authenticated emails to distribute malware.
Researchers reveal how attackers leverage native filesystem virtualization to bypass EDR and blind security sensors on Windows systems.
GodDamn ransomware now exploits PoisonX, a Microsoft-signed kernel driver, to disable endpoint security, marking a critical escalation in evasion tactics.