Few words about Microsoft interoperability initiative.
Blogging, Debugging, Programming, Reverse Engineering, SandMan, WindowsAs you probably know, Microsoft released last month several thousands pages of documentation about office file format and Windows protocols.
It means numerous hundreds(thousands?) of functions/algorithms documentation and pseudo-code. But, are these pseudo-function right? It looks not.
While I was reading [MS-DRSR]: Directory Replication Service (DRS) Remote Protocol Specification, I was a bit […]
SandMan 1.0.080226 is out!
Articles, Programming, Reverse Engineering, WindowsSince Windows 2000, Microsoft provides a feature called Hibernation also know as suspend to disk that aims to save the system state into an undocumented file called hiberfil.sys. This file contains all the physical memory saved by the Operating System and aims to be restored by the user the next time the computer is powered […]
Enter sandman… :)
Presentations, Reverse Engineering, WindowsEveryone knows that Dumbledore is homosexual but there is a most important thing you have to know!
The PacSec Agenda had been released! http://www.securityfocus.com/archive/1/482602/30/0/threaded
Speaker list:
http://www.pacsec.jp/speakers.html
Talk selections for PacSec 2007 - November 29 and 30 - Aoyama Diamond Hall
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- Programmed I/O accesses: a threat to virtual machine monitors? -
Loic Duflot,
- Developing Fuzzers with Peach -
Michael […]
Interrupt Debug Service (0×2D), Boot loader, Vista 64bits (On the fly)
On the fly, Reverse Engineering, Windows
DebugPrint proc near
mov r9d, r8d
mov r8d, edx
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Interrupts, Boot Loader, Vista 64bits (On the fly)
On the fly, Reverse Engineering, WindowsI’ve to do something to save me from idling while a software is rescuing my HDD.
That’s why I’m gonna write short post about the boot loader and the interrupts initialization.
By the way, I add a new category called “On the fly” for post like that which are more or less RCE Memento (interessting or not […]