HVCI is a Windows security feature that uses the Windows Hypervisor (also known as the Windows Subsystem for Linux or WSL) to protect the kernel from malicious code. It creates a secure environment for the kernel to run in, making it more difficult for attackers to inject malicious code.
HVCI restricts kernel memory allocations. Memory pages are only made executable after passing code integrity checks, and executable pages are never writable. This prevents memory-related exploitation. Benefits of Enabling HVCI HVCI is a Windows security feature that uses
