kernel module hijacking
Kernel module hijacking refers to the unauthorized manipulation of a kernel module, which is a software component that extends the functionality of the operating system's kernel. This form of attack involves compromising a kernel module and altering its code or behavior to gain control over the operating system, potentially enabling malicious activities and bypassing security measures.
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