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Windows kernel hacking framework, driver template, hypervisor and API written on C++
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Kernel Driver Utility
A library to develop kernel level Windows payloads for post HVCI era
A proof of concept demonstrating communication via mapped shared memory structures between a user-mode process and a kernel-mode payload on Windows 10 20H2.
Enumerating and removing kernel callbacks using signed vulnerable drivers
The windows kernel debugger consists of two parts, KMOD which is the kernel driver handling ring3 request and KCLI, the command line interface for the driver. It originated due to insufficient useability with CheatEngine's DBVM driver while debugging games running under certain AntiCheat software.
It's a kernel-based keylogger for Windows x86/x64.
