North Korea’s Lazarus group has been caught exploiting a Windows kernel 0-day vulnerability to deploy an upgraded version of its notorious FudModule rootkit, according to new research from Check Point Research. The flaw, now tracked as CVE-2026-68820, lives inside AFD.sys, the Ancillary Function Driver that manages network sockets deep within the Windows kernel. Microsoft patched […]
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