acdriver.sys
- Driver Name
acdriver.sys- SpcSpOpusInfo
OBSS- MD5
524160afd5472b0570afcd58c7672f46- SHA1
79de9ad6343e817228b51178fdb17834896e44e8- SHA256
133cb83b66baee01c507dca2d3e83aa57034ebc09e570bddc358f9b827aa6d6f- Imphash
da38ed3ae64881d1e969323b907f8a13- Vhash
024066651d151d151iz14xz- Authentihash
d8374a2c33f76acf48ecda8943cfa940541320914c1207c13883ec71d92a5825- Rich PE header hash
b88ae0df25ad9269248ef211ae6caa57- SSDEEP
384:WUw9CDRmGl5Zq1E5plND7hw/hT+/ORdth3fR9z9YzKgFQ:Hw9CDRV7Spkq359zy2gFQ- TLSH
T1DBC28EC9139814C6EB99D474C2B8F9033C3ABA87571245EF45E4EA151FB3BC85B39B18- PDB path
D:\project\protect_drive\momo\x64\Release\acdriver.pdb- Compilation time
2026-06-29- Country submitter
- China
Description
The malicious driver is a kernel loader that loads an unsigned kernel driver received from a user-mode client, and its user-to-kernel communication is unusual. The driver still uses an IOCTL dispatch path, but instead of exchanging data through the usual buffered or direct I/O methods, the user-mode client places the payload at *(PEB + 0x2D0) — the AppCompatFlagsUser field.
Reference: PebGhost rootkit loader