Archive for the ‘SandMan’ Category

This post is the first of a serie of articles/blogposts about new System Information Class under Windows 7 (32bits ATM) used by both NtQuerySystemInformation and extended version of this API called NtQuerySystemInformationEx introduced in Windows 7 and Windows 2008 R2. First of all, here is the prototype of these functions. NTSTATUS (WINAPI *NtQuerySystemInformationEx)(SYSTEM_INFORMATION_CLASS SystemInformationClass, PULONG  [ Read More ]

Your hibernation file in a nutshell – Part II

December - 13 - 2008
Posted by Matthieu Suiche

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X-Files. Episode 2. *Squeeze*

April - 30 - 2008
Posted by Matthieu Suiche
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As said previously, it’s really easy to find proof of plagiarism when an open-source tool is released and whan this source is reimplemented into a commercial software without compliance. Andreas published a new article called The implementation by Vendor “S”. In this article, he has explained what are the differences between the implementation of XpressDecode  [ Read More ]

As 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 curious to  [ Read More ]

New attack released – Windows has been vulnerable for 8 years.

March - 18 - 2008
Posted by Matthieu Suiche
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In November 2007 at PacSec'07, Tokyo, Japan, Nicolas Ruff and I (Matthieu Suiche) presented how to create a readable physical memory dump from the undocumented Microsoft hibernation file. Last month, I published an open-source public version of this project called SandMan Framework. This framework allows manipulating the hibernation file for offensics (malicious) or forensics uses.  [ Read More ]

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