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James Finnigan
Breaking when the instruction pointer leaves the module
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over 5 years ago
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The problem is to skip out of a kernel driver that we don't have symbols for - what's the best way to break on calls out of that driver. If you used pc (step until the next call instruction), you would hit calls that are inside that driver. Here's another...
James Finnigan
Finding where a bad HRESULT is returned
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I've looked at this a couple times , but here's another way to break when the error code you're looking at is being returned. .while(@eax != 0xc0000005) { t ; reax } If you want to avoid the output noise, you can do something like this: .while(@eax !...
James Finnigan
How to only break on a jump when it will be taken
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Here's a question that came up a work a little bit back - thought I would share the result around. There is a coding pattern (that I don't ever really use so I may be messing it up) that works like this: T1 res1; T2 res2; T3 res3; res1 = GetRes1...
James Finnigan
Making an MSI that doesn't need a UAC/LUA prompt
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The goal I think that most things don't need to require a UAC prompt to install - just install it for that user. Why not make the MSI so it doesn't prompt and your users get a smoother experience? (Also, I feel much better installing a program that...
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