Debug544 Sleeping Beauty II: CFG, CET, and Stack Spoofing
This post tackles CFG and CET/Shadow Stack bypasses for sleep obfuscation. It registers ROP gadgets via NtSetInformationVirtualMemory, swaps TIB stack bounds instead…
Debug544 This post tackles CFG and CET/Shadow Stack bypasses for sleep obfuscation. It registers ROP gadgets via NtSetInformationVirtualMemory, swaps TIB stack bounds instead…
RPC522 Automating MS-RPC research shows how NtObjectManager, dynamic RPC clients, fuzzing, canary tracing, ProcMon and Neo4j can map interfaces, test procedures, find crashes…
Malware352 A practical look at DLL sideloading and proxying: how attackers abuse trusted Windows executables to load malicious DLLs while keeping the app…
kernel281 A Windows kernel research technique that uses Microsoft PDB symbols to resolve offsets dynamically, avoiding hardcoded values and manual WinDBG work across…
kernel308 The article shows how Shadow SSDT hijacking can turn kernel read/write primitives into transient kernel code execution by redirecting a GUI syscall…
AMSI383 The article shows a patchless AMSI bypass using Page Guard exceptions and VEH to intercept AmsiScanBuffer, force an early clean return, and…
ALPC403 The article updates MS-RPC-Fuzzer with recursive structure fuzzing, union support, ETW-based syscall monitoring, canary tracking, crash replay, and a Spooler case where…
Bypassing489 The article shows how attackers silence EDRs with firewall/WFP rules that block cloud communication, and how defenders can prevent or rapidly remove…
.NET379 The article presents Tenebris-Gate as a layered Windows Defender evasion framework using shellcode encryption, API hashing, anti-debugging, sandbox delays, syscall tricks, and…
EDR261 The article tests a shellcode execution trick using a private NTDLL function as an indirect call gadget, but notes it may offer…
BYOVD2.3k The article explains how kernel anti-cheats monitor games from Ring 0 using callbacks, handle filtering, memory scans, driver checks, anti-debugging, VM detection,…
APC543 The article walks through Windows malware development from dynamic API resolution and PEB walking to injection, APC execution, driver basics, DKOM process…