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One of the main issues in the OS security is to provide trusted codeexecution in an untrusted environment. During executing, kernel-mode driversallocate and process memory data: OS internal structures, users privateinformation, and sensitive data of third-party drivers. All this data and thedrivers code can be tampered with by kernel-mode malware. Microsoft securityexperts integrated new features to fill this gap, but they are not enough:allocated data can be stolen and patched and the drivers code can be dumpedwithout any security reaction. The proposed hypervisor-based system(MemoryRanger) tackles this issue by executing drivers in separate kernelenclaves with specific memory attributes. MemoryRanger protects code and datausing Intel VT-x and EPT features with low performance degradation on Windows10 x64.

Divide et Impera: MemoryRanger Runs Drivers in Isolated Kernel Spaces