A First Look at Our Speaker Lineup and Agenda for the Rapid7 2026 Global Cybersecurity Summit

2026-04-08T07:24:09Z0b3e9fa8918bcdc0607a5743577b62ab72a519091393a272d1cdd85c7f2a037d
AI MDRBPF backdoorBPFDoorFreeScout RCEGrav CMS RCEHKCU\Environment\UserInitMprLogonScriptICMP C2MetasploitMeterpreterWindows persistenceasset inventoryhttpShellicmpShellidentity riskkernel-level backdoormulti/http/os_cmd_execstateless C2telecom infrastructurevisibility gap

What happened

Collection of Rapid7 posts highlighting multiple high-risk developments: new stealthy BPFDoor kernel-level backdoor variants (including httpShell and icmpShell) that use BPFs and stateless/ICMP-based C2 to achieve near-undetectable persistence in telecom infrastructure; Metasploit additions that introduce new HTTP/HTTPS Windows CMD payloads, modules for FreeScout and Grav CMS leading to remote code execution, a generic multi/http/os_cmd_exec exploit (capable of delivering Meterpreter shells), and a new Windows persistence technique abusing HKCU\Environment\UserInitMprLogonScript. Other posts:討

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