Windows and Linux Kernel Reverse Engineering: Analysis of EDR Bypass and Rootkit Techniques

Reactive PublishingDelve into the intricate world of operating system kernels with this comprehensive technical guide to reverse engineering on Windows and Linux platforms.This book provides detailed analysis of kernel internals, focusing on advanced topics including Endpoint Detection and Response (EDR) bypass methods and rootkit development and detection techniques. Through practical code examples, disassembly walkthroughs, and real-world scenarios, readers will gain a deep understanding of how modern security solutions operate at the kernel level and how they can be analyzed and countered in controlled research environments.Key Topics Covered:Windows and Linux kernel architecture and debugging fundamentalsDriver development and kernel-mode programmingEDR detection mechanisms and common bypass strategiesRootkit design, implementation, and anti-forensic techniquesMemory manipulation, hooking methods, and stealth operationsDefensive analysis and detection methodologiesIntended for security researchers, malware analysts, red team professionals, and advanced systems programmers, this book emphasizes ethical research practices and legal boundaries. All techniques are presented for educational and defensive security purposes only.Note: This material is intended strictly for authorized security research and should only be applied within legal and ethical frameworks.