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Two malicious files were discovered on a compromised WordPress website, designed to manipulate administrator accounts and maintain unauthorized access. The first file, disguised as a plugin called 'DebugMaster Pro', created a secret admin user and communicated with a command and control server. The second file, 'wp-user.php', ensured a specific admin user with a known password was always present. Both files worked together to create a robust system for persistent access, allowing attackers to control the site, inject spam, redirect visitors, or steal information. The malware also injected malicious scripts for visitors and tracked admin IPs. Cleaning requires removing the files, auditing accounts, resetting credentials, and hardening the site against reinfection.

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This intelligence report analyzes a sophisticated tool designed to disable endpoint security solutions, particularly EDR systems, on infected systems. The tool, known as AVKiller, has been observed in multiple ransomware attacks since 2022. It is heavily protected, targets various security vendors, and uses a driver with a compromised certificate to terminate processes and services. The report details the tool's characteristics, its connection to ransomware attacks, and provides examples of its use in specific ransomware families. Notably, the report highlights evidence of tool sharing and technical knowledge transfer among competing ransomware groups, suggesting a more complex ecosystem than previously thought.

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