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Reboot or Not to Reboot?

by Maxim Kartavenkov

This is a guide on how to configure your application, service or driver to handle appearing the new devices or device removal avoiding reboot request.

The Kernel-Bridge Framework

by Alexander Eremeev

The Windows kernel-hacking library and development framework written on C++17

Comparison of User Mode and Kernel Mode Applications for Modifying HTTP Traffic

by Apriorit Inc, gamapat

Take a look at how to intercept HTTP traffic in order to inject custom code into Windows HTML markup

The OX Boot Loader

by Roger Doss

The OX kernel features its own custom boot loader designed to boot a 32 bit protected mode kernel.

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Reboot or Not to Reboot?

by Maxim Kartavenkov

This is a guide on how to configure your application, service or driver to handle appearing the new devices or device removal avoiding reboot request.

Storage Device Restriction Using a Minifilter Driver Approach

by Rahul Dev Tripathi

The fully working sample code explains everything necessary to create a Minifilter driver to block devices connected through an interface.

Porting a Large Project from Windows to Linux

by Greg Utas

Analogous functions, subtle differences, multiple compilers...

How to Debug the Linux Kernel with QEMU and Libvirt

by Apriorit Inc, Sergii Kusii

And its modules during runtime

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Kernel

Reboot or Not to Reboot?

13 Oct 2023 by Maxim Kartavenkov

This is a guide on how to configure your application, service or driver to handle appearing the new devices or device removal avoiding reboot request.

The Kernel-Bridge Framework

1 Nov 2018 by Alexander Eremeev

The Windows kernel-hacking library and development framework written on C++17

Comparison of User Mode and Kernel Mode Applications for Modifying HTTP Traffic

7 Nov 2018 by Apriorit Inc, gamapat

Take a look at how to intercept HTTP traffic in order to inject custom code into Windows HTML markup

The OX Boot Loader

5 Sep 2013 by Roger Doss

The OX kernel features its own custom boot loader designed to boot a 32 bit protected mode kernel.

How to Debug the Linux Kernel with QEMU and Libvirt

1 Mar 2019 by Apriorit Inc, Sergii Kusii

And its modules during runtime

File System Notification Kit (FSNK) Introduction

9 Jul 2014 by SoftPerfect Research

Introduction in the File System Notification Kit (FSNK) product for monitoring file system activity in real-time.

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Virtual Volume Software Development Kit (VV SDK) Online User Guide

9 Jul 2014 by SoftPerfect Research

Virtual Volume Software Development Kit (VV SDK) is a developer’s toolkit for creating virtual disks.

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Intel(R) System Studio Developer Story : With Intel ® JTAG debugger and MinnowBoard MAX, how to debug exception errors in the Android-Linux-Kernel.

1 Sep 2015 by Android on Intel

In this article, we can see how to debug and check the exception error in Android Linux Kernel in Intel ® Architecture-based system with Intel ® JTAG Debugger which is a part of tool Intel System Studio ® Ultimate Edition

Hooking Linux Kernel Functions, Part 1: Looking for the Perfect Solution

9 Jan 2019 by Apriorit Inc

Two theoretical ways to protect a Linux kernel module from hooks.

Hooking Linux Kernel Functions, Part 3: What Are the Main Pros and Cons of Ftrace?

17 Jan 2019 by Apriorit Inc

In this article, we focus on the main ftrace pros and cons and describe some unexpected surprises we’ve faced when hooking Linux kernel functions with this utility.

Hooking Linux Kernel Functions, Part 2: How to Hook Functions with Ftrace

22 Jan 2019 by Apriorit Inc, Sergey Stepanchuk

Learn how you can use ftrace to hook critical function calls in the Linux kernel

FlingOS: Teaching OS dev in C#

16 Sep 2015 by Ed Nutting

In this article I discuss the innovative approach, taken by FlingOS, to teaching OS and low-level development to high-level developers using C#.

Create Your Own Kernel In C

13 Jan 2018 by Pritam Zope

In this article we will create a simple kernel such as printing HelloWorld first and then writing functions for printing numbers, Keyboard I/O, Box Drawing GUI, and Tic-Tac-Toe game in kernel in C

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Storage Device Restriction Using a Minifilter Driver Approach

11 Sep 2022 by Rahul Dev Tripathi

The fully working sample code explains everything necessary to create a Minifilter driver to block devices connected through an interface.

Porting a Large Project from Windows to Linux

7 Jul 2022 by Greg Utas

Analogous functions, subtle differences, multiple compilers...

Creating a Linux Kernel driver with Visual Studio

18 Mar 2014 by Ivan Shcherbakov

This article describes how to create and debug a simple device driver on a modern Linux kernel