Questions tagged [virtual-memory]
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Does IDA Support Segment Shadows/Aliases
Is it possible in IDA to map a single segment (block of code/data) to multiple addresses in a single address space (a much more limited solution to the problem would be to specify how many address ...
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What is the “Thread XXXX Stack” Section in x64dbg memory map?
So I am trying to understand how an Aegis Packed Malware works, and from what I am seeing the executable is passing the control to a section labelled Thread 2380 Stack after the EntryPoint. This ...
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Function Hooking via Dll Injection Negative Offset
I have some code that hooks a function via dll injection. The code works fine but i'm a little perplexed as to how it works. The code needs to calculate the offset from the function that i'm going to ...
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RE Zyxel PMG5318-B20C JFFS2 vmlinux.lz
This is not my expertise so forgive stupidity.
I have the following Firmware.
I am trying to extract the file sytem with binwalk, which results in a few extracted files and directories. Specifically ...
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How to protect memory area, not segment or page!
I want to protect the certain memory area, like 0x12345678 ~ 0x12345679.
so if another thread accesses to that area, I want to generate exception.
To solve my problem, I've found and used ...
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Can a Data Type Span Multiple Virtual Pages? (Windows)
Can a multi-byte primitive data type (ie int, double, float, etc) span multiple virtual pages on Windows?
ex) The first 4-bytes of a double on a virtual page, and the next 4-bytes of a double on the ...
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What is this hidden stack used by syscalls on Windows?
I've noticed there is a memory region in user mode on Windows 7 x64 WOW64 that changes during syscalls. It is located quite low in the address space and has the characteristics of a stack, i.e. it ...
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Reading the process memory yields different results
I used some code to read the process memory using the MEMORY_BASE_INFORMATION a little while back using the information provided here. However, when I list out the regions in memory, only the pages ...
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/proc/self/maps equivalent on windows
I see that inspecting /proc/self/maps on Linux machines lets me see the pages that have been mapped in. As a result I can write a program to read and parse the pages it has mapped in.
How could one ...
