Device Drivers – Adding support for new hardware. Filesystem Modules – Extending Linux with additional filesystems (e.g., ZFS, NTFS). Network Protocols – Implementing new network stacks or VPN drivers ...

Compiling a Linux kernel module involves several steps, each producing specific files that contribute to the final loadable kernel object (.ko). Here's a detailed explanation of each file generated ...

Malware comes in many forms, but kernel-level malware is among the most dangerous. What makes it so threatening, and how can you defend against it? Let’s explore the details below. The kernel is the ...

The Live kernel event 141 is a hardware error that appears due to the failure of a PC component or by corrupted drivers and third-party software tools. That’s why ...

The quickest way to check for your machine’s IPv6 status is by running the ip addr command on a terminal. This is a utility that will print all the available network interfaces that are running the ...

Abstract: This paper discusses the implementation of a new hypervisor mechanism for loading dynamic shared objects (modules) at runtime. These loadable hypervisor modules (LHM) are modeled after the ...

KRR is especially useful when there is limited training data, says Dr. James McCaffrey of Microsoft Research in this full-code, step-by-step tutorial. The goal of a machine learning regression problem ...

Improved Kernel Rootkits from nisay759's Rootkit collection to work with kernel versions 5.x + some other contributions. Coming more sooner or later! Contact me for any questions.

If you’re trying to eke as much speed from your RHEL-based Linux distribution as possible, you might want to try zRAM. The Linux kernel module zRAM uses compressed RAM for swap space instead of the ...