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1/2🚨 Threat actor advertising "AV/EDR Killer" tool on a dark web forum - claims to disable multiple enterprise security solutions. Industry: Malware-as-a-Service Type: Security Evasion Tool Threat Actor: deadFrog Samples: Yes The seller claims their tool can kill and disable numerous antivirus and endpoint detection/response (EDR) products used by...

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