Pattern-Driven Memory Analysis (Part 1)
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Last week I had an opportunity to present a pattern-driven memory dump analysis methodology at a global engineering conference. Now in a series of articles I’m going to clarify certain points and extend it to wider domain of memory analysis including computer memory forensics and intelligence.
Today I post the reworked picture of a waterfall-like analysis process:
Various phases and their relationship will be discussed in subsequent parts together with examples.
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April 21st, 2009 at 3:57 pm
[…] - 2020 (0×7E4) The Debugging DecadeBefore we explain stages of the analysis process shown in Part 1, let’s start with a brief overview of memory dumps, debuggers and logs. Recall that a memory dump […]
May 14th, 2009 at 11:06 am
[…] Therefore we start with the first step in our analysis process diagram introduced in Part 1: […]