Exploiting Hardcore Pool Corruptions in MS Windows Kernel

Explore advanced techniques for exploiting kernel pool corruptions in Microsoft Windows operating systems, from NT 4.0 to Windows 8. Delve into the challenges posed by enhanced security measures in Windows kernel pool allocators and learn about a 100% reliable exploitation method that overcomes these obstacles. Discover solutions for scenarios where traditional exploitation techniques fail, such as uncontrolled data overflow, constant (zero byte) corruptions, and continuous overflows leading to page faults and system crashes. Gain insights from security researcher Nikita Tarakanov's expertise in Windows NT Kernel exploitation, reverse engineering, and vulnerability research. Understand the significance of kernel-level vulnerabilities in bypassing security measures like sandboxes, and how Microsoft's ongoing efforts to improve kernel security impact exploit development.

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