reversePromedium
Kernel Monarch
hackthebox
Task: reverse a Linux kernel rootkit (malware.ko) that uses ftrace to hook syscalls and filter /dev/kmsg output. Solution: identify dentry-based filename check in hook_read, bypass by creating alternate device node with mknod to read unfiltered kernel logs revealing the flag.
$ ls tags/ techniques/
syscall_hook_identificationftrace_hook_analysisdentry_name_bypassalternate_device_node_creationkernel_module_symbol_analysisrodata_string_extraction
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