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new plugin callbackmon #1380

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new plugin callbackmon #1380

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archercreat
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Hello!
This is the new plugin that aims to find installed/removed/hooked callbacks in kernel. We've found that some rootkits directly modify underlying data structures with callbacks bypassing api hooks.
I've also added more informative output compared to rootkitmon.
Module : module name that contains callback function
RVA : address within the module
ListName : callback type
Action : removed/added/replaced

CC: @disaykin

archercreat and others added 3 commits January 14, 2022 15:06
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* new plugin callbackmon

* renamed rootkitmon to callbackmon

* astyle
@drakvuf-jenkins
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Can one of the admins verify this patch?

@tklengyel
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@drakvuf-jenkins This is OK to test

@manorit2001
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Hi, could you also add a bit of documentation for this plugin? I think it'll really help the project a long way since the documentation part of the project isn't much focused on at this stage.

@tklengyel
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Agree with @manorit2001, if you could add a small README.md into the plugin folder describing briefly its intended use and the output it produces that would be great. Otherwise LGTM.

@tklengyel tklengyel merged commit 392afaa into tklengyel:master Jan 16, 2022
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