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oldboy21.github.io
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| | | | | Reflective DLL After some time spent on implementing a Reflective DLL and its beloved Loader/Injector I thought that it could have been a very great first topic for what it might become a long-ish series of blog posts about security, but mostly struggles and C(++). First reason is that I felt like I was struggling a bit finding resources that would really take the topic as a whole and explain any single step, and the reasoning behind it. | |
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www.codeproject.com
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| | | | | A detailed analysis of how to inject the .NET runtime and arbitrary .NET assemblies into unmanaged and managed processes; and how to execute managed code within those processes. | |
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m417z.com
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| | | | | 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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www.williamjbowman.com
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| | | In a fit of nostalgia, I wanted to play some Runescape this weekend. I discovered that Runescape forbids copy and pasting your password into the client, for bogus security reasons. This poses a problem for me, since my password is a very long randomly gen... | ||
