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D. EProcess In Windows operating systems, EProcess (or Extended Process Structure) is a data structure used internally by the system to manage process information. It contains details about a process and includes pointers to other structures related to the process's attributes and data.

The EProcess block (Executive Process Block) in Microsoft Windows operating systems is a data structure that stores information about a process. This includes attributes of the process, such as its ID, status, and memory usage, as well as pointers to other important attributes and data structures related to the process, such as threads (via the ETHREAD structure), virtual memory addresses, and handles to objects the process is using. The EProcess structure is a key component in the Windows kernel that is used for managing processes and is often a focal point in forensic analysis of Windows memory because it can reveal a wealth of information about the state and activities of the system.