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Introduction to Reverse Engineering Win32 Applications
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- Contents
- Foreword
- Introduction
- Getting Started
- Getting Familiar with WinDBG
- Locating the WinMine Playing Grid
- Loaded Modules
- Loaded Symbols
- Memory Protection
- Understanding Assemblies
- Endianness
- Conditions
- Stacks and Frames
- Interpreting the Playing Grid
- Removing Mines
- Conclusion
- References
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