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Malware Researcher, Instructor, Consultant and Speaker. Oracle ACE.
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Alexandre Borges | Malware Researcher, Instructor, Consultant and Speaker. Oracle ACE. Alexandre Borges Malware Researcher, Instructor, Consultant and Speaker. Oracle ACE. Manually Crashing the Windows during hangs Hello readers, how are you? Two days ago, I experienced a known situation: during a presentation about malware analysis, the malware caused a hang of my system (Win7 x86) for few minutes. Of course, as I was using a virtual machine (VMware), I could have suspended the environment and analyzed the .vmem file . However, I forced (through Windows) generating a manual crash dump for analyzing it using WinDbg (very convenient to me because I was handling a kernel malware) later. Many attendees asked how I was able to force this dump, so I decided to write a quick explanation for helping who needs this information. Of course, it is a very simple article. It follows the link for the PDF document: Click to access manuallycrashingwindows.pdf I would like to make one ...
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