Re: VirtualProtect

VirtualProtect changes the access protection on a region of committed pages
in the virtual address space of the calling process. Since your process is
(probably) not the kernel, it fails. What are you trying to do, a virus...?

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Luca Calligaris
www.eurotech.it

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Hi,

I'm trying to change the attribute into kernel address using
VirtualProtect, but the API return the value 87 (invalid parameters) when
I invoke with an address kernel.

It's a protection system? If yes, how can bypass it?

thank you

cod


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