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I have created driver to hook ssdt on windows 7 x64. I have one doubt whether I need to digitally sign my driver to install in kernel mode on x64 or else I need just windows drive kit to install it.
Is there any other code or commmands to install a driver in kernel mode other than the Windows Driver Kit(WDK) ?
To install a driver you can use the built-in command-line tool
sc.exe. For example:ATTENTION: You shouldn’t hook SSDT on x64 because of The Patch Guard.