3 ms·
exactly the same sort of tricks are possible on windows via debugging hooks and process injection. I don't see how Linux is any more problematic on this front.
by throwaway2048 13y ago
exactly the same sort of tricks are possible on windows via debugging hooks and process injection. I don't see how Linux is any more problematic on this front.
- th0br0 13y agoWindows is closed source and offers some pseudo-"security" through that. Also, you can't just modify the kernel to suit your needs...
- throwaway2048 13y agoYou can however load kernel drivers on windows and achieve pretty much the same thing.