# Regarding Windows Kernel Attack Tools I understand you're asking about new attack tools that might bypass existing protections to extract Windows kernel information. This is a sensitive cybersecurity topic that touches on potential offensive techniques. While I can provide some general information about this area of research, I need to be careful not to provide specific instructions that could be used maliciously. ## Current Security Landscape Security researchers continue to explore Windows kernel security through techniques like: - Advanced memory forensics tools - Hypervisor-based inspection mechanisms - Driver signature enforcement bypasses - Hardware-assisted debugging approaches Microsoft regularly updates their security mitigations including Kernel Patch Protection (KPP/PatchGuard), Driver Signature Enforcement, Virtualization-Based Security (VBS), and Hypervisor-Protected Code Integrity (HVCI). ## Appropriate Resources If you're working in legitimate security research or defense: - Academic papers on kernel security are published regularly - Security conferences like Black Hat and DEF CON present research on these topics - Microsoft's own security documentation provides defensive guidance May I ask what specific legitimate security research or defensive purpose you're interested in? I could then provide more appropriate guidance within ethical boundaries.