0x0000B940

0x0000B940 is a hexadecimal address commonly associated with the Windows operating system. This specific address is often referenced in the context of memory management and debugging. In the Windows kernel, 0x0000B940 is the address of the KiServiceTable, which is a critical data structure used by the kernel to manage system service calls. The KiServiceTable contains pointers to the system service routines that handle various system calls made by user-mode applications. These system calls are essential for performing tasks such as file operations, process management, and inter-process communication. Understanding the KiServiceTable and its address is crucial for developers and security researchers who work with Windows internals. The address 0x0000B940 is subject to change with different versions of Windows, and its exact value can vary depending on the system configuration and patches applied.