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byovd-kernel-evasion

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BYOVD (Bring Your Own Vulnerable Driver) + 内核致盲 playbook. Use when you need to disable EDR/AV kernel callbacks, terminate protected processes, or gain kernel-level code execution on Windows. Covers driver selection, loading, IOCTL exploitation, callback manipulation, and LOLDrivers integration. Also use when EDR is blocking Mimikatz, process injection, or credential dumping — kernel blinding is often the last-resort bypass.

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