"Security End-Run: 'AuKill' Shuts Down Windows-Reliant EDR Processes"

A popular cybercrime tool called "AuKill" that tampers with security solutions now kills protected Windows processes used by Endpoint Detection and Response (EDR) tools. "FIN7," also known as "Carbanak," "Carbon Spider," "Cobalt Group," and "Navigator Group" developed AuKill. It is a program designed to undermine endpoint security, employing over 10 different user and kernel mode techniques. This article continues to discuss findings regarding the AuKill cybercrime tool. 

Dark Reading reports "Security End-Run: 'AuKill' Shuts Down Windows-Reliant EDR Processes"

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