Tech3Space
Low-Level Systems Engineering & Kernel Security Research Studio
Where hardware meets software — and where real security is engineered, not assumed.
Led by Ankit Kushwaha
Ankit Kushwaha is the founder and lead kernel & low-level systems researcher at Tech3Space.
With deep expertise in Ring-0 engineering and kernel security, he operates at the boundary where most systems fail — building, dissecting, and hardening the foundation that everything else depends on.
- Windows & Linux kernel driver architecture
- Kernel exploit research & defensive countermeasures
- Rootkit techniques, memory corruption, and privilege escalation
- AI-assisted vulnerability discovery and kernel analysis
"User-mode lies.
Kernel-mode reveals the truth."
What We Engineer & Research
Kernel & Driver Engineering
Production-grade drivers, kernel modules, IRP handling, memory allocators, PatchGuard research, Netfilter hooks.
Kernel Security & Exploit Research
Rootkits, privilege escalation, memory corruption (UAF, heap, race), SSDT/IDT hooking, driver fuzzing.
AI-Augmented Systems Research
LLM-assisted kernel vulnerability discovery, driver source analysis, exploit pattern recognition, AI + kernel integration.
Core Toolchain
Operating Philosophy
Tech3Space exists to build systems that survive scrutiny — where every layer is intentional, auditable, and hardened.
- Abstractions are temporary — deep understanding is permanent
- Security without kernel-level insight is performance theater
- AI is only trustworthy when grounded in system-level reality
- Every component must be built to be extended, audited, and defended
if (ring == 0) { control = absolute; }Ready to Operate at Ring 0?
Whether it's kernel hardening, exploit research, driver development, or AI-augmented system analysis — we build where others only theorize.
⚠️ Once you operate at Ring 0, user-mode abstractions become visible — and fragile.