Warp AVKiller
Warp AVKiller is a malware tool used to bypass and disable security products. The content describes it as a variant of Warp Stealer, a Go-based information-stealing threat, and states that it uses a vulnerable Avira anti-rootkit driver to disable security software. It is referenced alongside other BYOVD-style security-killing tools such as TrueSightKiller, GhostDriver, AuKill, Poortry, and Gmer, indicating its role in defense evasion by abusing a signed but vulnerable driver. No specific threat actor, infection vector, targeted industries, or concrete indicators of compromise are provided in the content beyond its association with Warp Stealer and its use of the vulnerable Avira driver to impair security controls.
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Techniques & procedures
1 distinct technique documented for this family, organized by ATT&CK tactic.
Recent activity
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BYOVD-associated defense-evasion tool referenced as commonly used by ransomware groups to disable security products prior to encryption.
Defense-evasion variant associated with Warp Stealer; uses a vulnerable Avira anti-rootkit driver to disable security products.
BYOVD-style defense evasion tool described as a variant of Warp Stealer, used to disable security products via a vulnerable Avira anti-rootkit driver.
Defense-evasion tool described as a variant of Warp Stealer, used to disable/bypass security products via a vulnerable Avira anti-rootkit driver.
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CVEs this family uses for access and lateral movement.
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