Windows Programming Question:
How the handle helps in manipulating the kernel objects?
Answer:
Whenever you call a function that accepts a kernel object handle as an argument, you pass the value returned by one of the Create* functions. Internally, the function looks in your process’s handle table to get the address of the kernel object you want to manipulate and then manipulates the object’s data structure in a well-defined fashion.
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