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list if module
If someone will use an injection method manual map and after that if I get all modules of the process in kernel space, can I see DLL file?
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You need to provide more details:
The only place that contains "a list of modules" in a process is the loader database in user-mode which can be fetched by calling the Win32 (EnumProcessModules)
In kernel mode, as far as I know, other than maintaining your own list with the image load callback or hacky solutions like scanning the address space with ZwQueryVirtualMemory you won't be able to get the "loaded module list".
Unless you explain your intent, it's hard to answer your question.