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Reverse Engineering: C++ FOR operator
How can you recognize C++ FOR operator in Assembler code? See this reverse engineering example.
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REG file parser using the Boost Spirit Parser Framework
This article describes a sample parser of reg files using the Boost Spirit Parser Framework.
LSP (Layered Service Provider) based HTTP sniffer
To create this tool I`ve taken Microsoft Platform SDK sample (Program Files\Microsoft Platform SDK\Samples\NetDS\WinSock\LSP\) and implemented some ad...
Reading attachments for Emails on Windows Mobile (5, 6) Devices
I described how to read the the attachments from the emails from your Windows Mobile device.
Simple Anti-Splicer
This article describes the method how to remove all hooks from the system, which were set by means of splicing method
Driver to Hide Processes and Files. Second Edition: Splicing
The Simple SST Unhooker article represents the method of solving the problem of substitution of function address in the SST table - to hide processes...
Lightweight RPC for calling a driver from user mode
We describe a lightweight C++ RPC implementation in this article.
Debugging applications emulated by the WOW64 subsystem
This article is about the features of debug of applications emulated by the WOW64 subsystem. Supposed, that the reader is acquainted with the debugger...
Marshalling data in Compact Framework
In this article we will review some aspects of using data types and ways of using them during marshalling data to and from unmanaged code.
Testing of Applications That Work with Databases
The article is a small manual with practical ideas that can be useful while writing the test plan for the application that uses databases.
