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> if you make a kernal driver that happens to have a feature for executing commands from user space That's basically the one thing that's outright banned, no d
by Tuna-Fish 1y ago
> if you make a kernal driver that happens to have a feature for executing commands from user space
That's basically the one thing that's outright banned, no discussion possible. As far as Microsoft is concerned, there are no benign reasons to do that, and any software attempting to do it is treated as malware.
- metalcrow 1y agoWait that can't be correct. What about software drivers? What if you wanna control the behavior of hardware remotely? Or are you referring to something more specific then that stuff?
- Tuna-Fish 1y agoYou need to limit the functionality available to userspace so that it can not be used to break kernel security. Any drivers that need functionality that could also be used to attack the kernel are now simply banned. This is the main reason for why modern windows versions had some hardware support issues.