Bring Your Own Backdoor: How Vulnerable Drivers Let Hackers In
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attack-pattern: Data Model Exploits - T1587.004 Exploits - T1588.005 Firmware - T1592.003 Hardware - T1592.001 Malware - T1587.001 Malware - T1588.001 Software - T1592.002 Vulnerabilities - T1588.006 Rootkit - T1014 Rootkit
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Common Information
Type Value
UUID 63908152-b4e1-4a1d-b84c-9bb2defe556a
Fingerprint ad9bd85745e3b2c5
Analysis status DONE
Considered CTI value 2
Text language
Published June 2, 2022, midnight
Added to db June 5, 2023, 10:46 a.m.
Last updated Nov. 12, 2024, 11:48 a.m.
Headline Bring Your Own Backdoor: How Vulnerable Drivers Let Hackers In
Title Bring Your Own Backdoor: How Vulnerable Drivers Let Hackers In
Detected Hints/Tags/Attributes 59/1/6
Source URLs
Redirection Url
Details Source https://blogs.vmware.com/security/2023/04/bring-your-own-backdoor-how-vulnerable-drivers-let-hackers-in.html?utm_source=rss&utm_medium=rss&utm_campaign=bring-your-own-backdoor-how-vulnerable-drivers-let-hackers-in
URL Provider
Details Provider Source level domain
Details vmware.com blogs.vmware.com
RSS Feed
Details Id Enabled Feed title Url Added to db
Details 121 ✔ VMware Security Blog https://feeds.feedburner.com/VmwareSecurityComplianceBlog 2024-08-30 22:08
Attributes
Details Type #Events CTI Value
Details CVE 4 
cve-2020-15368
Details CVE 2 
cve-2020-15481
Details CVE 7 
cve-2020-1048
Details CVE 65 
cve-2021-1675
Details CVE 91 
cve-2021-34527
Details CVE 1 
cve-2022-21134