These security software solutions, once they have security vulnerabilities, may become weapons in the hands of attackers for deploying ransomware and stealing sensitive information, which are difficult to detect and remove. ) In 2017, a Russian company with over 25 years of experience in the security industry, Kaspersky, discovered a memory corruption vulnerability in its product Kaspersky Embedded Systems Security (KESS), which is used to secure embedded systems, allowing attackers to achieve local privilege escalation through one of its drivers.