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Analyzing Windows Physical Memory

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keydet89
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I've started releasing some tools for assisting in analyzing dumps of physical memory (RAM) from Windows 2000 systems, made using dd.exe.

These tools are being released at
http//sourceforge.net/projects/windowsir

So far, I've released two tools…lsproc locates processes (and threads) within the memory dump, and lspd will dump the details of a specific process from the dump file.

I'm working on cleaning up those tools, and also releasing other tools to dump the memory used by a process, and also the process's executable image.

If you try them out, comments are appreciated. I've already gotten some feedback, and it's very much appreciated.

Harlan


   
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Very interessant Harlan
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keydet89
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psycko,

Thanks. Do you think that something like this is useful? Would you use it?

I purchased a copy of RDF recently, b/c one of the authors was standing right there and I wanted him to sign it. I found out that the DVD has a physical memory dump from a Windows 2000 system…so I'm going to try it out.

Harlan


   
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