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I thought that it is nice to have an own blog... so here it is. Bookmark it :thumbs:


 


https://ntquery.wordpress.com


Done. Give us some more content in return, will you? ;)


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yep, started now with 3 articles. Hope they are interesting!


Bookmarked.

Nothing special.


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Would this have worked... :P

 

https://forum.tuts4you.com/blog/aguila-ntquery/

 

Ted.

ah you mean using this board as blog?

Maybe... I am just testing it a little bit. If people dont like it, I will stop anyway.

 

 

Here is something new again:

https://ntquery.wordpress.com/2014/03/30/anti-debug-ntqueryobject/

 

@chixiaojie

Please tell us your strong anti-debug stuff...

nice blog ,and Good start . :smartass:



 


@chixiaojie


Please tell us your strong anti-debug stuff...



I think I can give u a very good example if u want (and allow me ) . I can upload the program for u .


the protection depended on QueryPerformanceCounter , GetTickCount , QueryPerformanceFrequency ,


to defeat HW-BP and BP and step in step out :sweat:


let me know if u want to study it  :plus:  .


by the way the target not protected by any protector .


Good luck in ur new blog - I have add it to our best sites of exetools site list -


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@ahmadmansoor


 


I am currently working on a ring3 hide plugin/tool and that is why I am currently looking for anti-debug stuff. I know that there is TitanHide, but sometimes you don't want to install a driver and it cannot protect against things like BlockInput.


  • 6 months later...

well done.


hoping you can upload the full tutorial,no matter old or new


:punk:


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