BYOVD research use cases featuring vulnerable driver discovery and reverse engineering methodology. (CVE-2025-52915, CVE-2025-1055, CVE-2026-3609, CVE-2026-8501).
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BYOVD research use cases featuring vulnerable driver discovery and reverse engineering methodology. (CVE-2025-52915, CVE-2025-1055, CVE-2026-3609, CVE-2026-8501).
Kernel-mode process terminator using a signed BYOVD driver. Works on all Windows 10/11. No offsets, no PDB. Rust.
Advanced PoC & Research for CVE-2026-0828 (Safetica) and CVE-2025-7771 (ThrottleStop). Analysis of BYOVD (Bring Your Own Vulnerable Driver) TTPs for Ring 0 process termination and physical memory R/W. Researching EDR-Killer patterns, PPL bypasses, and kernel-mode primitives used by MedusaLocker and other threat actors.
Windows BYOVD research on DCRCVDrv.sys and Alinubx.sys, reverse engineering their kernel primitives, IOCTL surfaces, and detection opportunities.
RingKiller — BYOD PoC for vulnerable driver DCRCVDrv.sys. Abuses IOCTL 0x2205C0 to kill arbitrary processes from ring 0 via ZwTerminateProcess. EDR/AV termination primitive. Lab only.
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