kdmapper is a kernel driver mapper and loader designed to deploy unsigned binaries into privileged kernel memory. It functions as a manual mapper that resolves imports and relocations to execute unsigned code in a privileged environment.
Principalele funcționalități ale thecruz/kdmapper sunt: Manual Memory Mapping, Kernel Driver Mappers, BYOVD Exploitation, Driver Trace Obfuscation, Kernel Offset Resolvers, Kernel Symbol Resolution, Unsigned Driver Mapping, Unsigned Driver Loading.
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