Linux Kernel Module Tutorial Series This repository contains a series of example Linux Kernel Modules designed for learning and practicing Linux Kernel development. Each module demonstrates a specific ...

A simple example of a linux kernel module that implements a backdoor that can communicate with another computer, receive shell commands, and send the responses of those commands back, i.e., performs a ...

Our example uses the 2.5.31 kernel release, which contains enough of the LSM interface for us to create a useful module. In our module, we want to prevent any programs with the group ID of 0 (root) ...

This article presents a cracker idea—the kernel module exploit—and shows how you can improve your system's security by using some of the same ideas and techniques. First, I will discuss the origin of ...

You typically can’t do direct port I/O, for example, or arbitrarily access memory. The kernel, however, including modules, ... Continue reading “Need A Linux Kernel Module?

Linux Kernel Programming is a comprehensive introduction for those new to Linux kernel and module development. This easy-to-follow guide will have you up and running with writing kernel code in ...

New Linux kernel "lockdown" module to limit high-privileged users -- even root -- from tampering with some kernel functionality. Written by Catalin Cimpanu, Contributor. Contributor.