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Linux post-exploitation framework with a UEFI bootkit that persistently and stealthily loads a Rust-based kernel module rootkit on modern Linux…

Linux post-exploitation framework with a UEFI bootkit that persistently and stealthily loads a Rust-based kernel module rootkit on modern Linux…

Windows kernel driver utility that abuses vulnerable signed drivers (BYOVD) to bypass DSE, load unsigned drivers, hijack protected processes, and…

Windows kernel driver that hooks Nt* SSDT functions to hide debuggers and processes from anti-debug checks, with an x64dbg plugin for stealth…

Now You See Me, Now You Don't

PoCs for Kernelmode rootkit techniques research.

Windows kernel driver experiment based on KasperskyHook that uses direct syscalls for interprocess memory copying, with support for unloading the…

Windows kernel driver designed for terminating specific processes on a system

Windows tool that disables Driver Signature Enforcement by patching kernel variables, allowing unsigned drivers to load for testing and research.

Extended kernel lazy importer for Windows drivers that resolves APIs at runtime with encrypted, cached import names to hide kernel function usage…

choose and hide windows files/path from kernel space using this driver

Unsigned Kernel Mode Driver that does memory modifications

Windows driver with usermode interface which can hide processes, file-system and registry objects, protect processes and etc

Windows kernel driver technique that hides kernel threads by abusing IoCancelIrp and IRP cancel routines, with detection methods for identifying…

Cronos is Windows 10/11 x64 ring 0 rootkit. Cronos is able to hide processes, protect and elevate them with token manipulation.

Minimalistic VT-x hypervisor for Windows x64 providing syscall, MSR, IDT, and kernel inline hooks plus EPT-based page substitution and TLB splitting.

PoC for persisting .NET payloads in Windows Notification Facility (WNF) state names using low-level Windows Kernel API calls.

Spoofing the Windows 10 HDD/diskdrive serialnumber from kernel without hooking