Re: Windows debugging/vulnerability analysis

["Rob klein Gunnewiek" <rob.kleingunnewiek () gmail com>]

On 7/31/06, Krpata, Tyler <tkrpata () bjs com> wrote:
> Thanks for the reply. Since my original post, I did a little more
> research and read up on remote kernel debugging using Windbg and MS
> Virtual PC (both free), and emulating the serial connection through a
> named pipe. It seems to give me pretty much what I was looking for. Does
> SoftICE give me any advantages over this setup?

Sounds good. Actually I haven't used Windows (and SoftICE) in years,
so I don't know what's the best option. It sounds good however.
SoftICE is kernel-based, you can do the usual, like setting
breakpoints on anything. I liked the interface alot. But anyway, if
this Windbg/VirtualPC setup works for you then that's great. Also, if
you ever need a disassembler, try IDA it's very good. But you probably
know this :)

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Regards,
Rob klein Gunnewiek

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