msFuzz is a coverage-guided fuzzer for Windows kernel drivers that utilizes Intel PT and leverages constraint and dependency analysis to guide fuzzing.
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msFuzz is a coverage-guided fuzzer for Windows kernel drivers that utilizes Intel PT and leverages constraint and dependency analysis to guide fuzzing.
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A windows 11 rootkit in Rust
The project uses SSDT Hooking to bypass security checks during driver loading by hooking NtLoadDriver and modifying the PreviousMode flag.
A comprehensive technical guide with an in-depth analysis of the Windows process lifecycle, from initial user-mode API calls through kernel-mode creation to final user code execution.
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