Posts Tagged ‘Virtual’

We hope that this article will be useful to you. In this post, two topics will be considered from the theoretical and practical point of view. The author is going to talk with heise devSec (and IT-SECX and DefCamp) about confusing binary files for developers, and therefore wants to test various approaches to applications with fusion versions. Fuzzing is a very important concept at design time, and so all developers should know how to do it correctly and that this setting can be simple and fast.

Jason Hale talks about Memory Acquisition and Virtual Secure Fashion. «Physical memory is commonly acquired using a software-based memory acquisition tool such as winpmem, DumpIt, Magnet RAM Capturer, FTK Imager, or one of the several other options available. These tools typically load a device driver into the kernel and subsequently read memory through mapping the \\Device\PhysicalMemory object, using a function such as MmMapIoSpace, or directly manipulating the page tables. Many of these tools also share a similar trait: their use on a system with virtual secure mode enabled results in a system crash.».