ktmutil7ODM.sys
Cisco Talos has identified multiple versions of an undocumented malicious driver named “RedDriver,” a driver-based browser hijacker that uses the Windows Filtering Platform (WFP) to intercept browser traffic. RedDriver has been active since at least 2021. RedDriver utilizes HookSignTool to forge its signature timestamp to bypass Windows driver-signing policies. Code from multiple open-source tools has been used in the development of RedDriver's infection chain, including HP-Socket and a custom implementation of ReflectiveLoader. The authors of RedDriver appear to be skilled in driver development and have deep knowledge of the Windows operating system. This threat appears to target native Chinese speakers, as it searches for Chinese language browsers to hijack. Additionally, the authors are likely Chinese speakers themselves.
Known samples 1
1 recorded TRUE · 0 recorded FALSE · 0 unknown for loading despite HVCI. Results apply to individual samples.
ktmutil7ODM.sysSample 1 · HVCI TRUE
- MD5
0b9b78d1281c7d4ab50497cf6ea7452a- SHA1
c3ca396b5af2064c6f7d05fa0fb697e68d0b9631- SHA256
751e9376cb7cb9de63e1808d43579d787d3f6d659173038fe44a2d7fdb4fd17e- Imphash
d51f0f6034eb5e45f0ed4e9b7bbc9c97- Authentihash MD5
66027547e4679835323129a1aa2427eb- Authentihash SHA1
cccd3eca8716d9a3b111ca0cf89d384fbd852b39- Authentihash SHA256
625fce937dd4fed61bc3a0475e10b6f05d9061c99b5335bf3f33dc43511300b3- Machine
- AMD64
- Version
- Not recorded
- Publisher
- Not recorded
Recorded command
sc.exe create ktmutil7ODM.sys binPath=C:\windows\temp\ktmutil7ODM.sys type=kernel && sc.exe start ktmutil7ODM.sysElevate privileges · Privileges: kernel · OS: Windows 10

