[HN Gopher] Lazarus and the FudModule rootkit: Beyond BYOVD with...
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       Lazarus and the FudModule rootkit: Beyond BYOVD with an admin-to-
       kernel zero-day
        
       Author : LinuxBender
       Score  : 45 points
       Date   : 2024-03-01 19:54 UTC (3 hours ago)
        
 (HTM) web link (decoded.avast.io)
 (TXT) w3m dump (decoded.avast.io)
        
       | ruthie_cohen wrote:
       | One has to assume that NK is using its most promising students
       | for two things:
       | 
       | - Cyber warfare and theft
       | 
       | - Furthering its nuclear and missile programs
        
         | littlestymaar wrote:
         | Instead of using them for finance and making people click on
         | ads...
        
           | rvnx wrote:
           | Not that much anymore, more likely working on warfare killing
           | robots now, and ICBMs like SpaceX.
           | 
           | So something in common.
        
       | rvnx wrote:
       | These guys are quite talented.
        
       | dang wrote:
       | Url changed from https://www.scmagazine.com/news/lazarus-group-
       | observed-explo..., which points to this.
        
       | dgellow wrote:
       | That's a really good write up, with lots of details and pointers
       | to other interesting sources to dig into.
        
       | hnthrowaway0328 wrote:
       | Man although I know nothing about this kind of stuffs I still
       | enjoy very much reading it. Great writeup!
       | 
       | This is the kind of work that I look forward to doing.
        
       | shrubble wrote:
       | Note: Lazarus Group, not anything to do with FreePascal and the
       | Lazarus IDE.
        
       | xyst wrote:
       | Why anybody thought it would be a good idea to secure important
       | infrastructure with Windows needs to be fired immediately. Smh
        
       | lostmsu wrote:
       | Not a vulnerability, as admin generally has the same privileges
       | as kernel. At best this is a mitigation bypass.
       | 
       | From the article:
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       | > Microsoft's security servicing criteria have long asserted that
       | "[a]dministrator-to-kernel is not a security boundary"
        
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