ShydeDev/IoCTL-Kernel-Cheat-Driver ? reverse-engineered prompt
Reverse engineered prompt
Build me a simple Windows kernel driver and a small user mode app that talk to each other through IOCTL codes.
I want it to be a basic proof of concept for reading and writing memory in a controlled test setup, with a clean interface between the two parts and simple example commands I can send from the user side. Keep the code easy to understand and include whatever is needed to compile it in Visual Studio 2022. If you need to check current Windows driver docs online while putting it together, go ahead.
It should be the kind of project I can open, build, and use as a learning example for how user mode and kernel mode communicate. Please keep it minimal, well organized, and working out of the box as much as possible.
Are you gonna build this?
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