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Getting started with Windows driver/rootkit development
In this article, we will go through everything needed to start developing a Windows driver or rootkit. As a first step into the world of Windows’ kernel development, we’ll start with a Windows Xp sp2 environment and a few very simple tools freely available. Here’s the minimum and/or suggested requirements for getting started: Windows Xp […]
Read Article ›Userland/Kernel communication – DeviceIoControl method
Introduction It is sometime very useful to use userland’s APIs to handle different tasks such as networking or to interact with the driver from a graphical interface. In a short serie of posts, we’ll explain the basic technics to achieve communication between the kernel driver and a userland application. The Windows Driver Development Kit provides […]
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