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Some POCs for my BYOVD research and find some vulnerable drivers
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Proof of Concepts code for Bring Your Own Vulnerable Driver techniques
BYOVD Technique Example using viragt64 driver
Kernel Driver Utility
PoC exploit for the vulnerable WatchDog Anti-Malware driver (amsdk.sys) – weaponized to kill protected EDR/AV processes via BYOVD.
Static analysis & exploitation-triage toolkit for Windows kernel drivers. Discover IOCTLs, Symbolic Links, and check cert , and Downlaods BYOVD
Exploitable drivers, you know what I mean
