drivers Archives - United Imaging

Content updates and product architecture: Sophos Endpoint

by unitedimaging on August 15, 2024

Sophos X-Ops takes a look at the content updates in Intercept X, and how we validate and release them Contact us today for more information about SOPHOS cyber security solutions

Driving lessons: The kernel drivers in Sophos Intercept X Advanced

by unitedimaging on August 1, 2024

Operating in kernel-space is necessary, but risky – here’s how we do it in Sophos Intercept X Advanced Contact us today for more information about SOPHOS cyber security solutions

A tumultuous, titanic Patch Tuesday as Microsoft makes some changes

by unitedimaging on April 10, 2024

The largest CVE count in recent history rolls out Contact us today for more information about SOPHOS cyber security solutions

It’ll be back: Attackers still abusing Terminator tool and variants

by unitedimaging on March 4, 2024

First released in May 2023, an EDR killer – and the vulnerable Zemana drivers it leverages – are still of interest to threat actors, along with variants and ported versions […]

Multiple vulnerabilities discovered in widely used security driver

by unitedimaging on January 25, 2024

A false-alarm incident involving Panda Security software leads to three very real CVEs Contact us today for more information about SOPHOS cyber security solutions

Microsoft Revokes Malicious Drivers in Patch Tuesday Culling

by unitedimaging on July 11, 2023

In December 2022, Microsoft published their monthly Windows Update packages that included an advisory about malicious drivers, signed by Microsoft and other code-signing authorities, that Sophos X-Ops (and others) observed […]

2022 Patch Tuesday cycle wraps with 48 CVEs, one advisory

by unitedimaging on December 13, 2022

Windows-heavy collection closes out a year of elevation-of-privilege vulnerabilities; no Exchange patches in sight Contact us today for more information about SOPHOS cyber security solutions

Signed driver malware moves up the software trust chain

by unitedimaging on December 13, 2022

The criminals signed their AV-killer malware, closely related to one known as BURNTCIGAR, with a legitimate WHCP certificate Contact us today for more information about SOPHOS cyber security solutions