Kernel Scripting-Hide a process
Hi friends,
I want (a C++ code) to hide a process in kernel 2.6, I don't want monitoring even in /proc. please help me. Regards, Eilya |
I doubt you'll find any help at all, because there are very, very few legitimate uses of such a facility and it's against forum rules to ask about the "illegitimate" uses.
Plus, it's probably almost impossible without being root and/or editing the kernel source code itself. |
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I think hiding a process in Linux is not easy. But you can "hide" using thread. You can write a program that call the true expected program through threads.Because thread's name is the same as parent process's, so you can "hide" a process by that way. I hope this useful.
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Syg00 please help, I do apologize for 2 same posts,
Thanks my friends, but it is not against rules because I it is my university project so it is some how academic question. Ledow I want it in the condition that being root and so I want to edit the Kernel source if it be necessary, Roseman thanks a lot in return for your good reply, just please explain more for me if it is possible, I ask other friends helping me. Thanks a lot, Eilya |
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