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manually map driver for a signed driver memory space
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umap-uefi/boot.sln
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usermode driver mapper that forcefully loads any signed kernel driver (legit cert) with a big enough section (example: .data, .rdata) to map your driver over. the main focus of this project is to prevent modern anti-cheats (BattlEye, EAC) from finding your driver and having the power to hook anything due to being inside of legit memory (signed legit driver).
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