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π Linux kernel mode debugfs keylogger
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A curated compilation of extensive resources dedicated to bootkit and rootkit development.
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masm32 kernel programming, drivers, tutorials, examples, and tools (credits Four-F)
Windows Kernel Rootkit
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Starter pack for learning how to develop Kernel-Mode rootkits: basic proof-of-concepts, development environment configuration, and step-by-step resources to begin coding low-level rootkit components from scratch.
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Pintos - Operating Systems Group Project
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PintOS - Group Project for Sharif's CE424 Operating Systems Course (Based on Berkeley's CS162)
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This repository explores Linux kernel modules, diving into differences between modprobe and insmod (1_modprobe_vs_insmod), and delves deeper into the internal module initialization and exit processes (2_internal_module_init_exit)
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Four Linux kernel modules β character device, block device (blk-mq), network device (NAPI), and PCIe (MMIO/MSI/DMA) drivers β built and tested end-to-end in Docker + QEMU.
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A comprehensive guide to Linux kernel modules, detailing parameter passing and array passing techniques
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Basic instructions for a 32-bit ARM processor for microcontrollers
A multi-threaded kernel built in protected mode for the x86 architecture
Explore kernel's per-CPU variables through structured modules, each covering distinct aspects like per-CPU interfaces, dynamic allocation, and more, with C examples and detailed Markdown documentation!
An introductory guide and codebase for understanding and implementing character device drivers in Linux. Dive into the world of kernel programming and learn how to create your own character device drivers step-by-step
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Solutions to Windows Kernel Programming exercises by Pavel Yosifovich
Bootloader of the main program. Exception handling. Output data to the debug port or console
Linux loadable kernel module(LKM)
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A collection of example Linux kernel modules, demonstrating basic structures and functionalities across different kernel versions. This repository is a learning resource for those looking to understand kernel module programming and Linux Kernel nuances.
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