Introduction Hi guys, Welcome to the 8th part of the Hypervisor From Scratch. If you reach here, then you probably finished reading the 7th part, and personally, I believe the 7th part was the most challenging part to understand so hats off, you did a great job. The 8th part would be an exciting part as we’ll see lots of real-world and practical examples of solving reverse-engineering related problems with hypervisors. For example, we’ll see how hidden hooks work in…
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Introduction This is the 7th part of the tutorial Hypervisor From Scratch, and it’s about using the Extended Page Table (EPT) in an already running system. As you might know, paging is an essential part of managing memory on modern operating systems. Hypervisors use an additional paging table; this gives us an excellent opportunity to monitor different aspects of memory (Read-Write-Execute) without modifying the operating systems page-tables. EPT is a hardware mechanism, so it’s fast, but on the other hand,…