hey
is there a specific protocol I need to configure in order to get the serial connection working?
- 01 October 2023 (28 messages)
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i'm trying to setup a communication between 2 physical machines
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for that I'm using a program called "Serial to Ethernet Connector"
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it just hangs there
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Hi,
The physical serial device proved to be problematic most likely because of verification of packets. You have to wait until we add the support to kdnet in the future version. Right now, you can use it on VMware serial devices. -
Another option is using HyperDbg in VMI mode, but in the VMI Mode, you couldn't pause or step debuggee.
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Also, we super appreciate if anybody can help with this. š
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I just wanted to trace some calls, VMI did the job
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Also
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Very nice project
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I have symbols for kernel32 loaded
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what am I doing wrong?
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aren't you missing the underscore for the symbol?
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ah i see
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just use VA then
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ahhh i just noticed
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ur problem
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yeah guess just use address
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sometimes it does some memes
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dang it
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i actually wanted to hook GetProcAddress
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I could only find:
C:\Program Files (x86)\Windows Kits\10\Debuggers\ddk\samples\kdnet
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The problem with kernel32 is solved? š¤Ø
I don't know why, sometimes I have the same problem with Kernel32 and KernelBase but sometime it's working. š¤ -
Yep, I meant this project.
- 02 October 2023 (1 messages)
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This might be useful:
https://github.com/maharmstone/quibble/blob/master/src/debug.cppquibble/src/debug.cpp at master Ā· maharmstone/quibbleQuibble - the custom Windows bootloader. Contribute to maharmstone/quibble development by creating an account on GitHub.
- 04 October 2023 (2 messages)
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noice
- 08 October 2023 (3 messages)
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hi, dose anyone try to use copilot to develop windows kernel driver ?
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I wonder if it is useful
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i've never tried but it might be useful to synthesize manuals/papers
- 09 October 2023 (1 messages)
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- 23 October 2023 (5 messages)
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Hey!
@honorary_bot, are you the same person who created PulseDbg? -
Wassup, yep ;)
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Wow, welcome!
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Thanks! Iām curious too see how your project evolves as well
- 24 October 2023 (1 messages)
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@HughEverett, @mrexodia, did you saw that?
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Thanks for sharing. I will check it.
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R. K. Lebedev - Using x86 mode switching for program code protection [25 October 2023]
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haven't read that yet, but by looking at first glance i assume that they're somehow abusing the fs stuff to switch your execution from x64 to x86 and vice versa
old news, no? all these techniques(heaven's/hell's gate) techniques were pretty much already discussed hundreds of thousands of times already
not sure what could you do to achieve some code protection by switching the execution mode š¤ -
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I have a glance at it and yeah, I agree with @invlpg. There are pretty good details about WOW64 mode switches but I think the method cannot be useful to be implemented in a debugger.
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In HyperDbg we already have a command (called !mode) that I added months ago (not yet document it and it's not yet well tested) but this '!mode' event detects user-mode to kernel-mode and kernel-mode to user-mode events and trigger a HyperDbg debugging event for each of them based on the process specified by the user. I think this could be more meaningful rather than detecting x64 to x86 (or x86 to x86). But the article itself was good (and the intention of the author was proposing an obfuscation method rather than making it useful for a debugger).
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And there's one more thing I wanted to mention. I think I vaguely remember (not sure) reading about GDT protection bits in a recent document from Intel. They were talking about potentially removing GDT protection bits in future generations of Intel processors, and if that's the case, this method might also be up for some changes.
- 28 October 2023 (5 messages)
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Hi
You have two options, either use HyperDbg in the VMI Mode (local debugging) or use a virtual machine (VMware) in the Debugger Mode. -
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wtf
- 29 October 2023 (1 messages)
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- 30 October 2023 (7 messages)
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@sina looks like u got some users from China
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anyone have good skill / knowledge about hyperv here ?
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I think recruitment is not allowed here~
- 31 October 2023 (8 messages)
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does anyone get the error ?
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the last dev
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the error is from https://github.com/HyperDbg/HyperDbg/commit/db4f693dcade11411d3ca2a37d86eb2366f329c3add support for TSC and PMC on direct termination Ā· HyperDbg/HyperDbg@db4f693
State-of-the-art native debugging tool. Contribute to HyperDbg/HyperDbg development by creating an account on GitHub.
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This is not the latest in the dev, can you 'git pull' it again?
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bro just stop it already š
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I mean the error start from the commit https://github.com/HyperDbg/HyperDbg/commit/db4f693dcade11411d3ca2a37d86eb2366f329c3 to the last devadd support for TSC and PMC on direct termination Ā· HyperDbg/HyperDbg@db4f693
State-of-the-art native debugging tool. Contribute to HyperDbg/HyperDbg development by creating an account on GitHub.