Vulnerable drivers in the Windows kernel pose a significant security risk, allowing attackers to gain privileged access to the system, bypassing standard security measures. The growing number of vulnerable drivers is alarming, with researchers discovering new vulnerabilities regularly. These vulnerabilities are often not complex and can easily be addressed. However, the attackers are quick to exploit these vulnerabilities, utilizing them for various purposes, including installing rootkits, creating minifilter drivers, elevating privileges, and disabling endpoint detection and response (EDR) solutions. Organizations need to prioritize patching and security best practices to mitigate this threat.