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m417z.com
A couple of weeks ago, Windhawk, the customization marketplace for Windows programs, was released. You can read the announcement for more details and for the motivation behind creating it. In this post, I'll focus on my journey in implementing the technical aspects of Windhawk. If you prefer reading code to reading text, check out the demo implementation. |
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scriptjunkie.us
[AI summary] The post details eight specific Windows features and services, such as SCM and Task Scheduler, that can be exploited to perform authenticated remote code execution on networked systems. |
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openpunk.com
Recently I faced a rather intimidating problem while working on a project. The problem was fairly simple from an objective point of view: "How do I load a DLL into a process on startup?" Now you might be wondering, "Why not just patch the IAT (import address table) on the executable and force it to load your payload DLL?" Yes! That was my exact thoughts too, however for reasons I'll explain it wasn't that simple. |
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ounapuu.ee
I've had the opportunity to try out another new laptop at work. I've used a brand new laptop recently, and it was horrible. But this time I'm pleasantly surprised. The Lenovo ThinkPad P14s gen 4 has great specs: CPU: AMD Ryzen 7 PRO 7840U (8 cores, 16 threads, up to 5.1 GHz) GPU: AMD Radeon 780M (integrated) RAM: 32GB DDR5, soldered SSD: 1 TB NVMe Display: 1920x1200 resolution Two USB-C ports Two USB-A ports HDMI out A full-sized Ethernet port! |
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