What better way to kick off the new year than to learn something new!
So far in the Windows Kernel Exploitation series we have exploited a Stack Overflow and Use-After-Free vulnerability. This week we’ll be learning about a new bug class the “Write-What-Where” vulnerability.
Unlike the previous tutorials, this week I’ll be releasing both the introduction and modern approach. This means we’ll be starting the tutorial with Windows 7 (x86) and ending with Windows 11 (x64)!
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[ 2.3 ms ] story [ 11.2 ms ] threadSo far in the Windows Kernel Exploitation series we have exploited a Stack Overflow and Use-After-Free vulnerability. This week we’ll be learning about a new bug class the “Write-What-Where” vulnerability.
Unlike the previous tutorials, this week I’ll be releasing both the introduction and modern approach. This means we’ll be starting the tutorial with Windows 7 (x86) and ending with Windows 11 (x64)!