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Emulated Breakpoint Debugger and Data Mining Using Detours

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2 Author(s)
Raber, J. ; Riverside Res. Inst., Dayton ; Laspe, E.

The ability to do dynamic analysis is a powerful tool in the arsenal of a reverse engineer. Sometimes a piece of code such as malware can employ anti-debugging or packing measures to make dynamic analysis difficult. We have instrumented Microsoft Detours into a stealthy debugger to emulate a breakpoint rather than using "INT 3" or DR0-DR7 hardware registers. Understanding code and data flow at a functional level can now be achieved by using an IDA Pro plug-in and the data mining feature that has been extended to Detours. IF' is the tool that incorporates the emulated breakpoints and data mining capabilities.

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Reverse Engineering, 2007. WCRE 2007. 14th Working Conference on

Date of Conference: 28-31 Oct. 2007

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