Ugreen Mouse Driver Patched -

If you see 2.4.8.x or older, you’re vulnerable.

UGREEN’s macOS driver is less privileged, but a patch also exists for the configuration utility. Go to System Settings → Privacy & Security → Driver Policy – if the UGREEN entry shows “Version 1.2.3+” you’re safe.

UGREEN has streamlined the patching process. Follow these steps carefully: ugreen mouse driver patched

The unpatched driver allowed a non-administrator user—or malicious software running on the same machine—to execute arbitrary code with system-level permissions. In practice, this meant:

CVE identifier: CVE-2024-6512 (provisional) – “UGREEN HID Driver Improper Input Validation” If you see 2

The good news? UGREEN responded within two weeks of the disclosure. The ugreen mouse driver patched version (2.5.0 and above) closes that attack vector.

Most consumers assume a mouse is a simple input device—plug and play, no different from a keyboard. However, advanced UGREEN mice (like the UGREEN USB-C Wired Mouse with RGB and the WM109 Wireless Vertical Mouse) rely on custom drivers to enable: UGREEN has streamlined the patching process

These drivers often run with kernel-level privileges on Windows and, to a lesser extent, on macOS. In late 2024 (and early 2025), security researchers discovered a privilege escalation vulnerability in the driver software distributed through UGREEN’s official support pages for select mouse models (firmware versions prior to 2.4.8).