Deep Dive into Windows Kernel Exploitation: From Classic to Modern Techniques

The post announces a four-part deep dive into Windows kernel exploitation, covering techniques from classic control flow hijacking to modern pool grooming and data-only attacks on Windows 11. It emphasizes addressing real-world challenges, such as mitigating LFH (Low Fragmentation Heap) randomization and avoiding IoCompleteRequest bugchecks by bypassing ReadFile for arbitrary reads. The content is presented as a resource for those studying modern kernel exploitation.