kernel module injection
Kernel module injection refers to the process of injecting or inserting external code into the kernel of an operating system. It involves loading or modifying kernel modules dynamically to alter the behavior or functionality of the operating system, often with the intent of exploiting vulnerabilities or adding unauthorized functionality.
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