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Unlock the power of RunDLL32! Learn how to execute DLL functions, invoke control panel dialogs, and test custom DLLs with our latest guide. Packed with
Shell extensions are a powerful feature of the Windows shell that allow developers to extend and customize the functionality of File Explorer (formerly Windows Explorer)
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Remote Procedure Calls (RPC) are a fundamental mechanism in distributed computing, allowing functions to execute seamlessly across different systems or processes as if they were
Remote Procedure Calls (RPC) are a fundamental mechanism in distributed computing, allowing functions to execute seamlessly across different systems or processes as if they were
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Introduction: Writing a Windows Service Hi, and welcome to this video on writing a Windows service. In the previous video, we explored what Windows services
Welcome to this video about Windows Services. In this video, we’ll cover the basics of Windows Services. In the next video, we’ll explore how to
Hi, and welcome to this video about an introduction to the Windows Performance Analyzer. We’re talking here about something called the Windows Performance Toolkit. The
Some Windows kernel object types can have string-based names, which is one way such objects can be relatively easily shared between processes. However, it’s not
Unlock the power of RunDLL32! Learn how to execute DLL functions, invoke control panel dialogs, and test custom DLLs with our latest guide. Packed with
Shell extensions are a powerful feature of the Windows shell that allow developers to extend and customize the functionality of File Explorer (formerly Windows Explorer)
Attention TrainSec.net students! Mark your calendars for an exclusive live workshop designed to take your cybersecurity skills to the next level. On January 14, 2024,
Remote Procedure Calls (RPC) are a fundamental mechanism in distributed computing, allowing functions to execute seamlessly across different systems or processes as if they were
Remote Procedure Calls (RPC) are a fundamental mechanism in distributed computing, allowing functions to execute seamlessly across different systems or processes as if they were
Note: This blog post is designed to complement the accompanying video embedded at the top of the page. The video provides a step-by-step walkthrough of
Introduction: Writing a Windows Service Hi, and welcome to this video on writing a Windows service. In the previous video, we explored what Windows services
Welcome to this video about Windows Services. In this video, we’ll cover the basics of Windows Services. In the next video, we’ll explore how to
Hi, and welcome to this video about an introduction to the Windows Performance Analyzer. We’re talking here about something called the Windows Performance Toolkit. The
Some Windows kernel object types can have string-based names, which is one way such objects can be relatively easily shared between processes. However, it’s not
Unlock the power of RunDLL32! Learn how to execute DLL
Shell extensions are a powerful feature of the Windows shell
Attention TrainSec.net students! Mark your calendars for an exclusive live
Remote Procedure Calls (RPC) are a fundamental mechanism in distributed
Remote Procedure Calls (RPC) are a fundamental mechanism in distributed
Note: This blog post is designed to complement the accompanying
Introduction: Writing a Windows Service Hi, and welcome to this
Welcome to this video about Windows Services. In this video,
Hi, and welcome to this video about an introduction to
Some Windows kernel object types can have string-based names, which
In this video, I’ll show you how to debug a
Introduction: Writing a Windows Service Hi, and welcome to this
Welcome to this video about Windows Services. In this video,
Hi, and welcome to this video about an introduction to
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In the video, I draw from my 15 years of
In this malware analysis video, we explore how MuddyWater, an
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Some Windows kernel object types can have string-based names, which
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In Windows, every process is associated with a parent process,
As Mac malware becomes more widespread, and as detection mechanisms
There are many processes running on a typical Windows system
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Software developer, trainer, consultant, author, and speaker. Co-author of “Windows Internals” 7th edition (2017). Author of “Windows Kernel Programming, 2nd ed” (2023), “Windows 10 System Programming Part 1” (2020) and Part 2 (2021).
Security researcher, consultant, and the author of the Antivirus Bypass Techniques book who lives both on the offensive and defensive fronts. Passionate about malware research, and red teaming while providing real-world security solutions.
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