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Kernel Security Researcher

Research Blog

Technical deep-dives into anti-cheat systems, kernel security, and vulnerability research.

The Anti-Cheat Reality: Profiling, Malware and the Losing Game

Featured

January 2026

A deep dive into how modern anti-cheats actually work, why delayed bans exist, and the technical asymmetry between security teams and cheat developers. From telemetry profiling to hardware bans, this is the reality of the anti-cheat arms race.

DPC Interrupt Stackwalking: Detecting Unbacked Kernel Execution

Coming Soon

Estimated: February 2026

Deep dive into using Deferred Procedure Calls for high-frequency execution monitoring. How DPC callbacks provide a safer alternative to NMI callbacks while maintaining HVCI compliance and detecting sophisticated kernel-mode cheats.

GPU-Based Memory Execution: Bypassing Kernel Validation

Coming Soon

Estimated: March 2026

Research into novel methods of executing code through alternative hardware pathways. Exploring techniques that challenge traditional kernel-side validation and the implications for future anti-cheat development.