[Microwave89]

Hi kernelmode.info

As there*s Christmas coming closer, I wanted to write a wishlist and I thought of getting a new book about undocumented things, rootkits and so on.
So I found this book, but the most copies are of the first edition of 2009, which is fairly outdated now.

Is the 2nd edition recommended for studying todays technologies?

Do you know other books that cover also x64 and do not lose too much time on retarded (and impossible) techniques such as inline or SSDT hooking?
What about Professional Rootkits from Ric Vieler?


Best Regards

Microwave89

P.S. Any other books targeting undocumented APIs, knowledge or stuff are appreciated as well.

[Foxxy]

I'm only about 80 or so pages in on the 2nd edition, however, from what I've read so far it is a VERY good and very technical read.

[Microwave89]

OK, so I will add it to my wishlist.
I also found the Windows NT/2000 Native API Reference. Although it is quite old, there likely exist a lot of functions, working flawlessly even on Windows 8.1 and later.
However, since I found a suitable pdf of the API reference I won't waste a wish on that...


Best Regards

Microwave89

[EP_X0FF]

You don't need this trash if you have WRK.