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In this blog post, I will talk about the evolution of the core pieces of the Windows kernel that allows it to transparently scale across a low power NVidia Tegra chip on the Surface RT from 2012, to the giant behemoths that power Azure data centers today.222KViews78likes43CommentsUnderstanding Hardware-enforced Stack Protection
ROP (Return Oriented Programming) based control flow attacks have become a common form of attack. In this post, we will describe our efforts to harden control flow integrity in Windows 10 through Hardware-enforced stack protection.216KViews8likes9CommentsDeveloper Guidance for Hardware-enforced Stack Protection
Windows 10 implementation details of Hardware-enforced Stack Protection, which takes advantage of the latest chipset security extension, Control-flow Enforcement Technology (CET). This blog aims to help developers better understand how to take advantage of this feature.78KViews4likes5CommentsWelcome to Windows Kernel Team Blog
Welcome all, We are the Windows Kernel team and we will starting a new series of blog posts where we will be talking about the internals of the Windows Kernel. We realize there is a general dearth of information regarding the internals of the Windows Kernels, other than the excellent Windows Internals book series by Mark Russinovich. Over the next few months, we will be having deep technical posts about things like the Kernel Scheduler, Memory Management and many other unexpected features in the Kernel. Cheers, Hari Pulapaka Group Program Manager for Windows Kernel14KViews21likes0Comments