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<h1>ZeroThreadKernel</h1> <p>ZeroThreadKernel allows you to execute arbitrary code recursively at kernel-level without a system thread creation.</p> <h2>How It Works</h2> <p>It works by hooking a non-KPP protected function exported by the DirectX graphics kernel subsystem (dxgkrnl). The function is called in our user-mode program using the export from win32u.dll, which serves as a thread for recursive code execution.</p> <h2>Detection</h2> <p>One way to detect is by integrity checking the .text section of the specified module. Writing our shellcode in the function modifies the original hash of the module. <br>Possible circumvention: Hide the hooked driver from the LDR/LoadedModuleList?</p>
<h2>Contributing</h2> <p>Contributions are always welcome!</p> <h2>Demo</h2>