kernel module tampering
Kernel module tampering refers to the unauthorized modification or alteration of a kernel module, which is a software component that adds specific functionality to the operating system's kernel. It involves making changes to the module's code, configuration, or data to manipulate its behavior, potentially leading to security vulnerabilities or compromising the integrity and stability of the system.
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