Reverse engineering

Reverse engineering

Introduction Each DLL contains various exported functions that can be accessed by other programs. DLLs are being extensively used because the DLL is loade

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ASP.NET Configuration Options The most important configurations in the web.config file will be described in this section:[pkadzone zone="main_top"] <authe

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Introduction In the previous article we've seen that whether we're using the int 0x2e interrupt or sysenter instruction, the same method in kernel is being u

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Abstract Over the years, the Linux operating system has become more popular among the developer community due to a significant cost advantage over proprietar

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Introduction You've probably heard about Windbg before, right? It's a Windows debugger written by Microsoft that's used by developers and hackers for debuggi

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Let's present the whole PE file structure with the picture below (taken from [5]): [pkadzone zone="main_top"] At the beginning there's a DOS header, which is

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We know that when the operating system loads the executable, it will scan through its IAT table to locate the DLLs and functions the executable is using. Thi

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Example of the export directory Let's take a look at a simple example to understand how the export directory is used by the executables/libraries. Let's sup

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INTRODUCTION: In 1988, the first buffer overflow was exploited to compromise many systems. After 20 years, applications are still vulnerable, despite the eff

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In the previous part of the article, we've explained how to compile the Windows kernel driver. Now that we know how to compile the driver, we also have to lo