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Experiment with PAGE_GUARD protection to hide memory from other processes
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A basic demonstration of directly overwriting paging structures for physical memory r/w and interprocess memory copy
PointerGuard is a proof-of-concept tool used to create 'guarded' pointers which disguise pointer addresses, monitor reads/writes, and prevent access from external processes.
just proof of concept. hooking MmCopyMemory PG safe.
:pager: a tiny little code offers kernel-mode read / write using vulnerable signed kernel driver.
It encrypts the text section and set the protection to NO_ACCESS.
