kernel-mode code injection
Kernel-mode code injection refers to the illicit process of injecting and executing malicious code directly into the kernel of an operating system. This attack technique is often used by hackers to gain unauthorized access, control system resources, and bypass security mechanisms, thereby compromising the overall security and stability of the targeted system.
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