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The author made a simplified block diagram of calling the WriteFile function in the kernel32 file. for a better understanding. This is just an example to highlight the key points, they chose the WriteFile function, as this makes a good example, and disk I / O is usually intercepted by malware, but most of the material in this graph will apply to a variety of functions.
If you have any questions, please leave a comment. We hope this information will be useful to you. The next part will soon appear and explain how to detect (and possibly delete) the hooks described in this article.
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