TitanHide

TitanHide is an open-source Windows kernel driver designed to conceal debugging activity from selected processes during software analysis. It operates at the kernel level by intercepting specific Windows system functions and modifying information returned to applications. This approach helps reverse engineers examine software that implements debugger detection and anti-debugging protections. The driver can conceal debugging flags, debugger ports, debugging objects, and kernel debugger information. It also provides mechanisms for protecting hardware breakpoints and handling certain debugger-related exceptions. TitanHide supports 32-bit and 64-bit Windows environments and includes integration with debugging tools such as x64dbg. Its installation requires advanced system configuration, and the project recommends using isolated virtual machines.