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keithbabinec.com | ||
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www.catch22.net
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| | | | | Introduction There are two ways to debug a device-driver in Windows. The first is to install the driver on your development machine and run a local kernel-mode debugger such as SoftIce. Although SoftIce is a very powerful tool, debugging a driver on your development machine is not a good idea because you will be guaranteed to destroy all your work if the driver crashes the system. | |
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lazarusoverlook.com
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| | | | | Learn the basics of the GNU Debugger. | |
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randomascii.wordpress.com
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| | | | | I've written previously about the importance of crashing in order to improve code quality. However even the seemingly simple task of crashing can be more error prone than you might expect. I've recently become aware of two different problems that can happen when crashing in 64-bit Windows. There is a Windows bug which can make... | |
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sean.heelan.io
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| | | A few months back I started Persistence Labs with the goal of developing better tools for bug discovery, reverse engineering and exploit development. I've also moved my blog over to that domain and the new RSS feed is here. Anyway, that's about it really =) I'll be making any future blog posts over there, starting... | ||
