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Why do you think AV programs modify the table. There are some crappy ones that did it, but fortunately most of that crap is phasing out. I did some work for security firms using the SSDT many years ago, and the only good advice I can say is if someone mucks with it crash the computer it is better than trying to fix the problem. Don Burn Windows Driver Consulting Website: @Don Burn, SSDT and SSDT Shadow hooking, still is very very used by AV programs ( one of main methods to protect your users) including on Win x64 with some tecnique that bypasses PatchGuard.

My goal here, is find only ssdt shadow table address to restore these hook ( that also are applied by rootkits virus), not to hooking this table. I'm already able to restore SSDT table, until Win 10 x32. Now is missing only ssdt shadow on Win10, but first, i need find your address. PS: My driver is x32, so only will work in x32 Windows. Actually, most of the quality AV programs don't do crap like this. Also, think about the fact that this is highly undocumented, and what documentation that is out there is mostly wrong (most of the undocumented system call information is from NT4 or Windows 2000, and has been obsolete for 15 years). Now consider, you asked this within in a day that you needed to know how to compare strings in the kernel.

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That is pretty basic stuff, but now you want to muck with some of the most challenging things in the kernel, which you have to be extremely careful and continually checking as the OS evolves to have a chance of not messing up the system as bad as any virus? I think you need to get your basics in order, before you decide you need stuff like this. Don Burn Windows Driver Consulting Website: http://www.windrvr.com. Actually, most of the quality AV programs don't do crap like this. Also, think about the fact that this is highly undocumented, and what documentation that is out there is mostly wrong (most of the undocumented system call information is from NT4 or Windows 2000, and has been obsolete for 15 years).

Now consider, you asked this within in a day that you needed to know how to compare strings in the kernel. That is pretty basic stuff, but now you want to muck with some of the most challenging things in the kernel, which you have to be extremely careful and continually checking as the OS evolves to have a chance of not messing up the system as bad as any virus? Brunhilda And The Dark Crystal Crack on this page.

I think you need to get your basics in order, before you decide you need stuff like this. Don Burn Windows Driver Consulting Website: Most of the quality AV programs executes hooking on ssdt and ssdt shadow tables, ex: Avast, AVG, Avira, Kaspersky and others. I created this topic already knowing a little that noone knew help with title of this question, even so, thank you by these answers. Make no mistake, Don and several of us know exactly how to do this, and we won't tell you for the reasons already discussed, including that we don't want to aid junior hackers in creating more malware -Brian Azius Developer Training www.azius.com Windows device driver, internals, security, & forensics training and consulting. Blog at www.azius.com/blog Since when restore ssdt is job of a malware? And if knew, already had showed in code or with steps to sucess with this goal ( get ssdt shadow address in Win10 x32 ).

Don no knew not even that some of main AV use SSDT Hooking until on Win64:D Ending here with comments. Actually, I do know the approach but: • It is not easy to get right • It is a template for writing your own malware • It is not something I encourage anyone to do. Accept the fact that if the SSDT is hooked, trying to fix it in a running system is just likely to break things further. Don Burn Windows Driver Consulting Website: I not accepts nothing, you is totaly wrong about all items that you wrote above, mainly about this Accept the fact that if the SSDT is hooked, trying to fix it in a running system is just likely to break things further.