User mode file system library for windows with FUSE Wrapper
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User mode file system library for windows with FUSE Wrapper
WinDBG Anti-RootKit Extension
🐧 Assembly with Linux (Notes, Syscalls, Protection Rings) 🐧
Example Windows Kernel-mode Driver which enumerates running processes.
Kernel-mode C++ unit testing framework in BDD-style
A work-in-progress C++20/23 header-only maths library for game development, embedded, kernel and general-purpose that works in constant context.
Example Windows Kernel-mode Driver which finds process ID by executable file name.
A B-Tree sparse file implementation for kernel mode IOKit modules/extensions.
Simple code generation library developed in C intended for code generation in Kernel mode
Manually implement Structured Exception Handling a.k.a SEH for Delphi
hello world operating system
Archive of assignments done in Operating System Course.
Kernel Module for Lunix Sensors - Assignment for Operating Systems Lab (NTUA ECE)
The sudo and su commands in Windows!
Dralyxor: Advanced C++ header-only library for robust string obfuscation, shielding binaries from static/dynamic analysis. Uses a consteval micro-program engine with variable NOPs. Runtime anti-debug/tamper checks (canaries, content checksums) plus RAII "just-in-time" decryption ensure secure, minimal memory exposure of plain-text data.
The Operating System Simulator 💻 is a terminal-based project that brings core OS concepts to life—like multitasking, scheduling, memory management, and user/kernel modes—through a hands-on, interactive experience ⚙️. From managing tasks to simulating file operations and even playing a quick game, it offers a fun yet insightful way 🧠 to understand
This repo contains my Operating System course's labs and project I did in my university.
Universal constexpr and runtime string hashing library for C++17+. Lightweight, dependency-free, and suitable for user-mode and kernel-mode. Ideal for reversing protection and API hash lookups
Header-only constexpr string encryption for C++17+, supporting both User and Kernel Mode, with no CRT or STL dependencies.
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