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May 13 |
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Penetration testing Windows Phone 8 apps w/o source More comments here: ReverseEngineering StackExchange |
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May 6 |
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Penetration testing Windows Phone 8 apps w/o source I have a Nokia Lumia 920 and having looked at the jailbreak listed on XDA, it does not appear to work on this device. |
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May 5 |
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May 5 |
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Penetration testing Windows Phone 8 apps w/o source I assumed Windows Phone 8 OS was different than Windows RT...am I incorrect? |
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asked | Penetration testing Windows Phone 8 apps w/o source |
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Detecting reflective DLL injection added 509 characters in body |
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Detecting reflective DLL injection Well, you don't exactly exploit an application to execute arbitrary code. As I understand it, reflective DLL injection is merely loading a DLL in another application without the use of the standard api calls like "CreateRemoteThread". So long as you have rights to write into another processes address space, you can do it. It doesn't require an exploit to accomplish it. See "BTMemoryModule" for a Delphi port of Joachim Bauch's work...complete with ready to compile example code: code.google.com/p/memorymodule |
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