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Daily Archives: February 10, 2020
Leveraging the “Display Server” to Improve Debugging
I spend most of my time digging through software-in-execution rather than software-at-rest (e.g. source code). Sometimes the subject of study is malware hissing like a snake and lashing out at the barriers of a virtual machine; sometimes it is terrible … Continue reading
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