A newly documented Windows attack pattern, dubbed Bring Your Own Trusted Caller (BYOTC), shows how attackers can bypass driver-level authorization controls without exploiting a traditional memory-corruption flaw. Instead of attacking a privileged kernel driver directly, an adversary compromises or abuses the legitimate user-mode application that... Weiterlesen
BYOTC Attack Abuses Trusted Windows Clients to Access Privileged Kernel Driver Operations
A newly documented Windows attack pattern, dubbed Bring Your Own Trusted Caller (BYOTC), shows how attackers can bypass driver-level authorization controls without exploiting a traditional memory-corruption flaw. Instead of attacking a privileged kernel driver directly, an adversary compromises o...