Setting up Kernel Debugging and More! | Poster Walkthrough

Monday, 07 Apr 2025 3:30PM EDT (07 Apr 2025 19:30 UTC)
Speaker: Jonathan Reiter

Join SANS instructor Jonathan Reiter for this webcast covering his newly published poster, Comprehensive Kernel Debugging for Windows Developers.

This poster serves as a resource with examples for how to setup remote kernel debugging as well as how to make some smaller C++ functions that take advantage of compiler intrinsics. Sourcing material from Jonathan's course, SEC670: Red Teaming Tools - Developing Windows Implants, Shellcode, Command and Control, the poster's structured step-by-step guidance makes analyzing and manipulating Windows internals easily accessible for practitioners navigating debugging tasks.

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