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GodDamn Ransomware Exploits Signed Driver to Disable Endpoint Defenses

Ransomware attackers have taken a disturbing new tactic, using a malicious kernel driver signed by Microsoft to disable endpoint defenses and wreak havoc on systems. The PoisonX driver, identified as g11.sys, is a game-changer in ransomware operations, making it harder for security teams to detect and respond to threats.

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Threat Actors Exploit Blind Spots Beyond Endpoint Defenses

Attackers are now moving at an alarming pace, taking data four times faster than in 2025, and exploiting the blind spots that an over-reliance on endpoint defenses creates. They're striking across multiple surfaces, from cloud services to remote users, to evade detection and get in and out quickly.

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