The HackSys Extreme Vulnerable Driver (HEVD) is a Windows Kernel driver that is intentionally vulnerable. It has been developed for security researchers and enthusiasts to improve their skills in kernel-level exploitation.
HEVD offers a range of vulnerabilities, from simple stack buffer overflows to more complex issues such as use-after-free, pool buffer overflows, and race conditions. This allows researchers to explore exploitation techniques for each implemented vulnerability.
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Build_HEVD_Vulnerable_x86.bat
or Build_HEVD_Vulnerable_x64.bat
If you do not want to build HackSys Extreme Vulnerable Driver from source, you could download pre-built executables for the latest release:
Use OSR Driver Loader to install HackSys Extreme Vulnerable Driver
The HackSys Extreme Vulnerable Driver and the respective exploits have been tested on Windows 7 SP1 x86 and Windows 10 x64
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