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Old 04-05-2012, 14:05
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Process hiding with SSDT modification in x64 Win7

I'm looking for a way to hide a process with SSDT in x64 Windows 7. I successfully find SSDT location and changed the value (4byte), which is RVA for a specific system function. If you want to know the details, let me know it. I'll add more information.

However, I failed to point to the hooked function from the changed SSDT because of the different base address, which is added with RVA value above.

Does anybody know where to go? Thank you in advance.
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Old 04-26-2012, 07:44
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I would not both with SSDT in x64 Windows.. is much easier to just remove process from linked list and/or handle table.

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Old 05-01-2012, 07:07
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use detouring or patch some emtpy space to write a delegator to your own method
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Old 05-03-2012, 18:16
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Dear fyyre. I found out your hidecon example. Is it implemented by "just remove process from linked list and/or handle table"?
I still want to know a solution to locate the hooked function to the segment of SSDT table.
Anybody to help me?
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