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However, once the installation process begins, the initial ESPecter components modify the Windows Boot Manager component and bypass the Windows Driver Signature Enforcement (DSE) to load and run an unsigned malicious driver - the actual ESPecter bootkit payload. ItвЂ™s unclear if they are gaining physical access to hacked systems or are using classic phishing and boobytrapped Office documents to deploy ESPecter on a targetвЂ™s network. вЂњWhat is interesting is that the malwareвЂ™s components have barely changed over all these years and the differences between 20 versions are not as significant as one would expect,вЂќ ESET researchers Anton Cherepanov and Martin SmolГЎr explained today.Д®SET researchers said they still donвЂ™t know how attackers are carrying out the attacks in the first stages.

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However, ESET researchers said that ESPecter didnвЂ™t start out as a UEFI bootkit from the get-go, with initial versions being configured to attack systems using legacy BIOS components.Д«ut ESET said that in 2020, the attackers upgraded the ESPecter code to attack modern UEFI systems. The latest addition to this list is ESPecter, a UEFI bootkit that was detailed for the first time in a reportВ published today by Slovak security firm ESET.ДЄttacks using this new malware were spotted as far back as 2012.

DerStarkeВ and QuarkMatterВ вЂ“ UEFI rootkits part of the CIAвЂ™s hacking tools leaked in 2016 part of the Vault7 trove.

Hacking Team Vector EDKВ вЂ“ a UEFI bootkit part of the now-defunct HackingTeamвЂ™s malware arsenal.

LoJaxВ вЂ“ a UEFI bootkit used by Russian state hackers since 2018 in attacks across Europe.

DemodexВ вЂ“ a UEFI bootkit used by a Chinese cyber-espionage group since July 2020, also disclosed last week by security firm Kaspersky.

FinSpy вЂ“ a UEFI bootkit component used with the government-grade FinFisher spyware, discovered last week by security firm Kaspersky.

The number of UEFI bootkits used in targeted attacks has been slowly growing in recent years, highlighting that threat actors have found reliable and stealthy methods to abuse the UEFI component to deploy highly persistent malware on targeted systems using a mechanism thought to be more secure than the older BIOS technology. Security researchers find another UEFI bootkit used for cyber-espionage