Microsoft is bringing Kernel Data Protection (KDP) to Windows 10. Currently it's being tested with Windows 10 Insider builds.
Kernel Data Protection (KDP) is a new technology that prevents data corruption attacks by protecting parts of the Windows kernel and drivers through virtualization-based security (VBS). KDP is a set of APIs that provide the ability to mark some kernel memory as read-only, preventing attackers from ever modifying protected memory.
More information and technical details about KDP can be read from Microsoft security blog.
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