Chapter 9. Cracking Code with Unorthodox Debuggers
“Any simple theory will be worded in the most complicated way.” | ||
| --Murphy's Technology Laws | ||
IN THIS CHAPTER
Understanding the Internals of Unknown Applications
Writing a chapter on using a conventional debugger is on the border of insulting the reader's intelligence. If you can't figure out how to use a debugger on your own, you probably should think of a career change. Rather, the focus of this chapter is on using an unorthodox tool that offers a different approach to looking inside the running applications. Even though I talk about ...
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