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• Experiment 1: hello

  Hello World! kernel module.

• Experiment 2: sys_call_table

  Get sys_call_table's address by brute-force memory searching starting from PAGE_OFFSET.

• Experiment 3: write_protection

  Disable or enable Write Protection via CR0 register.

• Roundup Experiment 1: fsmon

  A primitive file monitor based on system call hooking.

  Hooked functions: open, unlink, unlinkat.

• Roundup Experiment 2: psmon

  A primitive process monitor via system call hooking.

  Hooked functions: execve.

  • Notice

    I have seen reports that the method used in this experiment would not work normally due to inconsistent ABI of stub_execve, which requires further investigation.

• Roundup Experiment 3: fshid

  A primitive file-hiding demonstration using system call hooking.

  Hooked functions: getdents, getdents64.

  Hidden files: 032416_525.mp4.

  • Notice

    There is no hooking logic in getdents64 since I have not triggered it yet.

• Experiment 1: root

  Providing a root backdoor.

• Experiment 2: komon

  Preventing modules from initializing and functioning by substituting their init and exit functions when MODULE_STATE_COMING is notified to module notifiers.

• Experiment 3: fshid

  Hiding files by hooking filldir.

• Experiment 4: pshid

  Hiding processes by hiding entries under /proc.

• Experiment 5: pthid

  Hiding ports by filtering contents in /proc/net/tcp and the like by hooking the show function of their seq_file interfaces.

• Experiment 6: kohid

  Hiding modules by hiding entries in /sys/module and filtering contents of /proc/modules by hooking its show function.

  This experiment combines the techniques demonstrated in Experiment 4: pshid and Experiment 5: pthid.

• mncoppola/suterusu

  An LKM rootkit targeting Linux 2.6/3.x on x86(_64), and ARM.

• ivyl/rootkit

  Sample Rootkit for Linux

• cloudsec/brootkit

  Lightweight rootkit implemented by bash shell scripts v0.10.

• Suterusu Rootkit: Inline Kernel Function Hooking on x86 and ARM