You didnt answer my question, and you jumped to conclusions. I all
ready have functioning code to arbitrarily hook kernel functions. I
didn't ask for help on how to do this, i just asked if there are
any IOKit classes that implement features similar to mprotect/
vm_protect, and why IOKit based KEXTs have issues resolving symbols
in the kernel. Not answering these questions wont prevent me from
accomplishing my task.
- I can still use mprotect/vm_protect
- For the symbols issue, i can at the very worst use some script
hackery to resolve the symbols in user space and transfer their
addresses to my KEXT. I know there are tables in the kernel where i
could resolve the symbols manually as well.
I would like to remind you that hurling insults at me such as
"unscrupulous" (definition: having or showing no moral principles;
not honest or fair) does nothing other than provoke me to release a
SDK to the public which would allow people to hook kernel functions.
Dude, take some Midol and re-read Terry's reply. He implied nothing,
and simply chose to answer your 2nd question instead of the 1st, and
did so quite well. BTW, you won't get many offers of help around
here with that attitude.
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