gmh5225/CVE-2023-21768-nullmap
Using CVE-2023-21768 to manual map kernel mode driver
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An Unsigned Driver Mapper for Windows 10 22H2 -> Windows 11 23H2 that uses PdFwKrnl to exploit the Read/Write IOCTL Calls to disable DSE & PG to map the unsigned driver.
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Using CVE-2023-21768 to manual map kernel mode driver
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