深入解析Windows操作系統(tǒng)·卷1（英文版·第6版）

Chapter 1　Concepts and Tools
Windows Operating System Versions
Foundation Concepts and Terms
Windows API
Services， Functions， and Routines
Processes， Threads， and Jobs
Virtual Memory
Kernel Mode vs. User Mode
Terminal Services and Multiple Sessions
Objects and Handles
Security
Registry
Unicode
Digging into Windows Internals
Performance Monitor
Kernel Debugging
Windows Software Development Kit
Windows Driver Kit
Sysinternals Tools
Conclusion

Chapter 2　System Architecture
Requirements and Design Goals
Operating System Model
Architecture Overview
Portability
Symmetric Multiprocessing
Scalability
Differences Between Client and Server Versions
Checked Build
Key System Components
Environment Subsystems and Subsystem DLLs
Ntdll.dll
Executive
Kernel
Hardware Abstraction Layer
Device Drivers
System Processes
Conclusion

Chapter 3　System Mechanisms
Trap Dispatching
Interrupt Dispatching
Timer Processing
Exception Dispatching
System Service Dispatching
Object Manager
Executive Objects
Object Structure
Synchronization
High-IRQL Synchronization
Low-IRQL Synchronization
System Worker Threads
Windows Global Flags
Advanced Local Procedure Call
Connection Model
Message Model
Asynchronous Operation
Views， Regions， and Sections
Attributes
Blobs， Handles， and Resources
Security
Performance
Debugging and Tracing
Kernel Event Tracing
Wow64
Wow64 Process Address Space Layout
System Calls
Exception Dispatching
User APC Dispatching
Console Support
User Callbacks
File System Redirection
Registry Redirection
I/O Control Requests
16-Bit Installer Applications
Printing
Restrictions
User-Mode Debugging
Kernel Support
Native Support
Windows Subsystem Support
Image Loader
Early Process Initialization
DLL Name Resolution and Redirection
Loaded Module Database
Import Parsing
Post-Import Process Initialization
SwitchBack
API Sets
Hypervisor (Hyper-V)
Partitions
Parent Partition
Child Partitions
Hardware Emulation and Support
Kernel Transaction Manager
Hotpatch Support
Kernel Patch Protection
Code Integrity
Conclusion

Chapter 4　Management Mechanisms
The Registry
Viewing and Changing the Registry
Registry Usage
Registry Data Types
Registry Logical Structure
Transactional Registry (TxR)
Monitoring Registry Activity
Process Monitor Internals
Registry Internals
Services
Service Applications
The Service Control Manager
Service Startup
Startup Errors
Accepting the Boot and Last Known Good
Service Failures
Service Shutdown
Shared Service Processes
Service Tags
Unified Background Process Manager
Initialization
UBPM API
Provider Registration
Consumer Registration
Task Host
Service Control Programs
Windows Management Instrumentation
Providers
The Common Information Model and the Managed Object Format Language
Class Association
WMI Implementation
WMI Security
Windows Diagnostic Infrastructure
WDI Instrumentation
Diagnostic Policy Service
Diagnostic Functionality
Conclusion

Chapter 5　Processes， Threads， and Jobs
Process Internals
Data Structures
Protected Processes
Flow of CreateProcess
Stage 1： Converting and Validating Parameters and Flags
Stage 2： Opening the Image to Be Executed
Stage 3： Creating the Windows Executive Process Object (PspAllocateProcess)
Stage 4： Creating the Initial Thread and Its Stack and Context
Stage 5： Performing Windows Subsystem-Specific Post-Initialization
Stage 6： Starting Execution of the Initial Thread
Stage 7： Performing Process Initialization in the Context of the New Process
Thread Internals
Data Structures
Birth of a Thread
Examining Thread Activity
Limitations on Protected Process Threads
Worker Factories (Thread Pools)
Thread Scheduling
Overview of Windows Scheduling
Priority Levels
Thread States
Dispatcher Database
Quantum
Priority Boosts
Context Switching
Scheduling Scenarios
Idle Threads
Thread Selection
Multiprocessor Systems
Thread Selection on Multiprocessor Systems
Processor Selection
Processor Share-Based Scheduling
Distributed Fair Share Scheduling
CPU Rate Limits
Dynamic Processor Addition and Replacement
Job Objects
Job Limits
Job Sets
Conclusion

Chapter 6　Security
Security Ratings
Trusted Computer System Evaluation Criteria
The Common Criteria
Security System Components
Protecting Objects
Access Checks
Security Identifiers
Virtual Service Accounts
Security Descriptors and Access Control
The AuthZ API
Account Rights and Privileges
Account Rights
Privileges
Super Privileges
Access Tokens of Processes and Threads
Security Auditing
Object Access Auditing
Global Audit Policy
Advanced Audit Policy Settings
Logon
Winlogon Initialization
User Logon Steps
Assured Authentication
Biometric Framework for User Authentication
User Account Control and Virtualization
File System and Registry Virtualization
Elevation
Application Identi cation (AppID)
AppLocker
Software Restriction Policies
Conclusion

Chapter 7　Networking
Windows Networking Architecture
The OSI Reference Model
Windows Networking Components
Networking APIs
Windows Sockets
Winsock Kernel
Remote Procedure Call
Web Access APIs
Named Pipes and Mailslots
NetBIOS
Other Networking APIs
Multiple Redirector Support
Multiple Provider Router
Multiple UNC Provider
Surrogate Providers
Redirector
Mini-Redirectors
Server Message Block and Sub-Redirectors
Distributed File System Namespace
Distributed File System Replication
Offline Files
Caching Modes
Ghosts
Data Security
Cache Structure
BranchCache
Caching Modes
BranchCache Optimized Application Retrieval：SMB Sequence
BranchCache Optimized Application Retrieval：HTTP Sequence
Name Resolution
Domain Name System
Peer Name Resolution Protocol
Location and Topology
Network Location Awareness
Network Connectivity Status Indicator
Link-Layer Topology Discovery
Protocol Drivers
Windows Filtering Platform
NDIS Drivers
Variations on the NDIS Miniport
Connection-Oriented NDIS
Remote NDIS
QoS
Binding
Layered Network Services
Remote Access
Active Directory
Network Load Balancing
Network Access Protection
Direct Access
Conclusion

Index