Hypervisor Development Course in Rust: Hardware-Assisted Virtualization and Fuzzing Techniques
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pykello
Half-baked but well-meaning. A passing snack.
Summary
This is a day-long educational course focused on teaching hypervisor development using Rust programming language. The course covers hardware-assisted virtualization technologies including VMCS/VMCB, guest-host world switches, EPT/NPT, and techniques for exception interception and virtual machine introspection specifically for high-performance fuzzing applications. It combines lectures with hands-on coding exercises.
Key quotes
· 3 pulledThis is a day long course to quickly learn the inner working of hypervisors and techniques to write them for high-performance fuzzing.
This course covers foundation of hardware-assisted virtualization technologies, such as VMCS/VMCB, guest-host world switches, EPT/NPT.
The class is made up of lectures using the materials within this directory and hands-on exercises with source code.
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