Methodology for Static Reverse Engineering of Windows Kernel Drivers
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Summary
Introduction Attacks against Windows kernel mode software drivers, especially those published by third parties, have been popular with many threat groups for a number of years. Popular and well-documented examples of these vulnerabilities are the CAPCOM.sys arbitrary function execution, Win32k.sys local privilege escalation, and the EternalBlue pool corruption. Exploiting drivers offers interesting new perspectives not available to us […]
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--- id: 9800 title: "Methodology for Static Reverse Engineering of Windows Kernel Drivers" source_domain: specterops.io source_url: "https://specterops.io/blog/2020/04/15/methodology-for-static-reverse-engineering-of-windows-kernel-drivers/" published_at: "2020-04-15T18:34:00Z" phying_url: "https://phying.com/item/9800" lang: en --- # Methodology for Static Reverse Engineering of Windows Kernel Drivers ## Summary Introduction Attacks against Windows kernel mode software drivers, especially those published by third parties, have been popular with many threat groups for a number of years. Popular and well-documented examples of these vulnerabilities are the CAPCOM.sys arbitrary function execution, Win32k.sys local privilege escalation, and the EternalBlue pool corruption. Exploiting drivers offers interesting new perspectives not available to us […] ## Intelligence Metadata - **Sources:** specterops.io - **Published:** 2020-04-15T18:34:00Z - **Original:** https://specterops.io/blog/2020/04/15/methodology-for-static-reverse-engineering-of-windows-kernel-drivers/ - **Phying News:** https://phying.com/item/9800