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KeCurrentProcessorNumber function
KeGetCurrentIrql function
KeInitializeDpc function
KeInitializeEvent function 2nd
KeInsertQueueDpc function
KeNumberProcesses function
KeRaiseIrql function
KeReleaseSemaphore function
kernel
     components of
     decompressing .sys files
     fusion rootkits
         file handles for
         IRPs with
         symbolic links for
     hooking
         IDTs
         IRPs
         SSDTs
     introducing code into
     loading rootkits into
     logging debug statements
    NDIS TCP/IP support. [See NDIS interface]
     rootkit design for
     surviving reboots
    TDI TCP/IP support. [See TDI (Transport Data Interface) specification]
     Windows device drivers for
kernel mode
     for networking code
     self-determination
Kernel modules, address ranges of
Kernel.dll file
Kernel's Processor Control Blocks (KPRCBs) 2nd
Kernel32.dll file
KeServiceDescriptorTable tables 2nd
KeSetTargetProcessorDPC function
KeSetTimerEx command
KeStallExecutionProcessor function 2nd
KeWaitForSingleObject function 2nd
Keyboard controller access
     controller addressing
     for hard reboots
     for keystroke monitoring
     for LED indicators
Keyboard sniffers
     IRPs for
     KLOG
KEYBOARD_INPUT_DATA structures
Keypress events
Keyrelease events
KiSystemService dispatcher 2nd
KLOG rootkit
KPRCBs [See Kernel's Processor Control Blocks]
KPROCESS structure
KTHREAD structure
KUSER_SHARED_DATA memory area

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Rootkits(c) Subverting the Windows Kernel
Rootkits: Subverting the Windows Kernel
ISBN: 0321294319
EAN: 2147483647
Year: 2006
Pages: 111

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