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Added A Method To Fix CR0 and CR4 Bits During VMX Operation #25
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Hello All, I Added a Method To The Code To Insure That CR0 and CR4 Registers Not Be Changed During The VMX Operation The IDEA Is Derived From The Intel Manual Here:
And The Code Is From https://revers.engineering/day-2-entering-vmx-operation/ However I made Some Changes To It So I Can Follow The Project Coding Style:
The Function Can Be Added After Enabling VMX Operation Here =>
HyperDbg/hyperdbg/hprdbghv/VmxRegions.c
Line 35 in 37a58fc
Structures Can Be Found Here https://gist.github.com/0xastr0/64446c135cddda13cb26d1dd7d0f4502
Thanks I Hope I Can Contribute More I Really Fall In love with the Project Keep The Good Work ❤
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