I can draft a section explaining that the actual Virtual Memory Manager is part of the kernel (not a DLL), covering:
: It can parse memory from virtual machines, including nested VMs , to extract process lists and other critical forensic data. vmm.dll
#include <stdint.h>
/** * Executes the scan. This function is non-blocking. * Results are returned via the provided callback function. * @param scan_handle The active scan session handle. * @param callback The function pointer to receive results. * @return 0 on success, error code otherwise. */ int VMM_ExecuteScan(VMM_SCAN_HANDLE scan_handle, VMM_ARTIFACT_CALLBACK callback); I can draft a section explaining that the
Scan for malware
To help you meaningfully, please clarify the . I can then draft a section of a paper for you. For example: including nested VMs