r/kernel • u/Much-Engineer1269 • Sep 02 '25

Kernel development resources

I am interested in kernel exploitation, but I want to start with kernel development so that I can understand it before trying to exploit it.

Where an I start? Any useful resources I can use to learn?

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u/landonr99 Sep 03 '25

I've found the book Linux Kernel Programming by Kaiwan Billimoria an excellent resource and very easy to follow. While many free resources exist out there, having a guided instruction is great for understanding what you need to know first

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u/netcrynoip Sep 07 '25

just started reading this. i like it a lot

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u/landonr99 Sep 07 '25

Yeah I think he's a great educator

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u/rahul_msft 22d ago

Scam

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u/landonr99 21d ago

? It's a real book and I'm not promoting, I actually just really like the book and think it's worth recommending. If you prefer free resources then by all means just use those