What you'll learn

Transforming a technical vulnerability into a working kernel exploit is a complex process that requires bridging the gap between static analysis and active weaponization. In this course, Windows Kernel Driver Exploitation, you'll gain the ability to develop a complete exploitation chain to achieve SYSTEM-level privileges. First, you'll explore how to reverse engineer driver input buffers and establish arbitrary kernel read/write primitives. Next, you'll discover how to bypass Kernel Address Space Layout Randomization (kASLR) through memory disclosure techniques. Finally, you'll learn how to weaponize these primitives to locate the SYSTEM token and perform token stealing for privilege escalation. When you're finished with this course, you'll have the skills and knowledge of kernel-mode exploitation needed to turn driver vulnerabilities into functional proof-of-concept exploits.