Comprehensive Kernel Debugging for Windows Developers

This poster is an essential reference for security professionals, developers, and researchers working with Windows internals. It covers key debugging commands, system call insights, function hooking techniques, and advanced debugging methods using WinDbg, all designed to streamline troubleshooting and enhance efficiency. The poster provides structured step-by-step guidance making analyzing and manipulating Windows internals more accessible, helping practitioners navigate debugging tasks. Also covered is remote kernel debugging setup, process context switching, and symbol management, offering practical insights that improve workflow. Designed for penetration testers, exploit developers, and security researchers, this poster is a valuable tool derived from content in SANS course SEC670: Red Teaming Tools - Developing Windows Implants, Shellcode, Command and Control™, for anyone looking to deepen their understanding of Windows debugging and exploitation.

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Poster - Comprehensive Kernel Debugging For Windows Developers

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