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February 18, 2005Remote Windows Kernel Exploitation - Step Into the Ring 0Barnaby Jack, a research analyst at EEye Digital Security, wrote a very interesting article about kernel exploitation techniques in his paper Remote Windows Kernel Exploitation. As someone who works at ring 0 with the Windows kernel daily... this really isn't something new. If you read Exploiting Software: How to Break Code (my book review here) there were samples on how to write rootkits and even how to turn off the entire security model with a binary patch in Windows in just a few lines of code. Heck it's actually only a few bytes to turn off the entire thing. Greg Hogland has been working on rootkits for years and discussing this. Anyways, although this is old news to me I think most of you will still find it interesting. You can read the paper here. Happy reading! Posted by SilverStr at February 18, 2005 11:34 AM | TrackBack |
 
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