Why?
It’s time to put all the beginner tutorials back onto my blog. I’ll start with a WriteProcessMemory tutorial (the basics of memory editing). WriteProcessMemory is useful when you don’t want to be loaded into the memory space of the target program.
First of all you are going to need to know the address of the memory you want to edit. Use Cheat Engine or some similar program (I recommend Cheat Engine, obviously) to find it.
Haha, finally time to write another blog. I’ve been having too much fun messing around in kernel mode and getting random BSOD’s because I messed something up.
Anyway, this blog will teach you the very basics of writing kernel mode drivers for windows 2000 / XP.
Note: Kernel-Mode Drivers will NOT work on Windows Vista because of it’s security!
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