- Jul 22, 2014
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A driver secretly installed via PUPs packages for Chinese software contain backdoors enabling a third-party to load unsigned drivers or to execute code with higher privileges on a Windows machine.
The backdoor was discovered by Malwarebytes researchers part of various bundled software packages pushed by at least two major PUP bundler networks.
The PUP installer drops a series of 7-ZIP archives on each victim's computer. These archives contain the PUP application's resources, including a 32 and 64-bit version for a driver that is forcibly and silently installed on the user's computer without his knowledge.
Backdoor enables two possible actions
More infos in the link above
The backdoor was discovered by Malwarebytes researchers part of various bundled software packages pushed by at least two major PUP bundler networks.
The PUP installer drops a series of 7-ZIP archives on each victim's computer. These archives contain the PUP application's resources, including a 32 and 64-bit version for a driver that is forcibly and silently installed on the user's computer without his knowledge.
Backdoor enables two possible actions
More infos in the link above