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Driver Matching with I/O Kit: Building a USB Device Filter Driver
Learn how the knowledge of the basics of the I/O Kit device and driver matching process can help you build a USB device filtering driver.
System Programming
Developing a Simple Display-only Driver for a Graphics Adapter: A Practical Example
In this article, we talk about how to create a simple display-only driver and establish its interaction with the user mode.
Most Common Embedded Linux System Project Estimation Issues
Apriorit experts describe some of the most critical embedded Linux estimation issues and share their thoughts on what you can do to avoid them.
Modifying Network Traffic with NFQUEUE and ARP Spoofing
Use NFQUEUE and ARP spoofing to monitor and intercept network traffic between the Linux kernel and the user space.
How to Debug the Linux Kernel with QEMU and Libvirt
In this article, we explain how you can debug your Linux kernel and its modules during runtime.
Pros and Cons of Using DKMS
This article explains the pros and cons of using DKMS. It will be useful for driver developers who are debating whether to use DKMS to distribute thei...
How to Develop a Windows Driver Using a QEMU Virtual Device
In this article, we explain our approach to developing Windows drivers using a QEMU virtual device.
How to Use a Virtual CPU to Emulate and Analyze Suspicious Code Execution at Runtime
Learn how to significantly improve and simplify your runtime algorithms with the help of Diana Dasm and Diana Processor - the solutions developed by t...
Understanding the FPGA: From Developing Configurations to Building a VGA Driver
Learn more about FPGA technology and how to create a VGA driver based on FPGA from this article.
Hooking Linux Kernel Functions, Part 3: What Are the Main Pros and Cons of Ftrace?
Meet the third part of our special series on hooking Linux kernel functions with the help of ftrace.
