WORKSHOP: Writing a Windows Kernel Driver in 90 minutes
Pavel Yosifovich
ABSTRACT
Windows kernel driver writing may seem like "black magic", but like anything, it can be learned.
In this code-packed session, we'll write one (or two) drivers from scratch, demonstrating the tools you need, and the foundations required for such a task.
Along the way, you'll learn quite a bit about Windows Internals and how drivers and devices integrate with the Windows kernel.
Pavel Yosifovich
Pavel is a trainer, developer, author, and (sometimes) speaker.
He's co-author of "Windows Internals, 7th ed., part 1", and author of "Windows Kernel Programming, 2nd ed", "Windows 10 System Programming" (pt 1 & 2), and "Windows Native API Programming".
Pavel is a co-founder of Trainsec.net, offering classes on Windows Internals and low-level programming. He is the author of many open-source tools available on Github, that expose Windows internals functionality.
