All articles tagged with #signature forgery
Originally Published 4 months ago — by The Guardian
White House officials deny that Donald Trump signed a suggestive note to Jeffrey Epstein, claiming the signature is a forgery, amid ongoing investigations and congressional scrutiny over Epstein-related documents and Trump's potential involvement.
Originally Published 4 months ago — by Axios
MAGA influencers dismissed House Democrats' release of a letter allegedly signed by Trump for Jeffrey Epstein, claiming the signature was forged, reflecting how the Epstein scandal has largely been dismissed within the movement. Despite analyses suggesting the signature matches Trump's handwriting, many MAGA figures continue to deny the authenticity, emphasizing their support for Trump and dismissing the scandal as a political attack.
Originally Published 2 years ago — by The Hacker News
Threat actors, primarily native Chinese-speaking, are exploiting a Microsoft Windows policy loophole to forge signatures on kernel-mode drivers. By altering the signing date of drivers, malicious and unverified drivers signed with expired certificates can be loaded onto systems, providing complete access and compromise. Microsoft has taken steps to block all certificates and suspend developer program accounts involved in the incident. The weakness in Windows certificate policies allows threat actors to deploy thousands of malicious, signed drivers without submitting them for verification. Open-source tools such as HookSignTool and FuckCertVerifyTimeValidity are used to forge the signatures.