
Windows kernel driver experiment based on KasperskyHook that uses direct syscalls for interprocess memory copying, with support for unloading the driver and erasing its memory.
This is an old experiment I did year ago and now just saw the repo and decided to make it public. It is KasperkyHook, but the syscalls directly point onto functions useful for interprocess memory copying. You can fully unload the control driver afterwards and erase its memory. Another advantage is that you won't have any unsigned code at the stack trace of the thread.
KasperskyHook: https://github.com/iPower/KasperskyHook