windows-kernel-security

Name: Windows Kernel Security
Author: NeverSight

// Guide for Windows kernel internals and security mechanisms used in game protection and low-level research. Use this skill when working with drivers, IRQL-sensitive callbacks, EPROCESS, ETHREAD, MMVAD internals, IOCTL paths, DSE, PatchGuard, HVCI, PiDDBCache, MmUnloadedDrivers, or kernel memory inspection.

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