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Windows 9x / NT / 2000
Linux / xBSD
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Loadable Kernel Modules

Author: starch ([email protected])
First Written: 30 September, 2000
Last Modified: 30 September, 2000
Category: Linux / xBSD
Sub-Category: LKM / Code
Description: This paper explains everything about programming Loadable Kernel Modules in Unix. LKM's are code which can be dynamicaly be inserted into the linux kernel without recompilation.

Shellcoding with NASM

Author: starch ([email protected])
First Written: 30 September, 2000
Last Modified: 30 September, 2000
Category: Linux / xBSD
Sub-Category: NASM / Code
Description: This doc will provide working shellcode that i have written over the years using NASM, providing brief explanation and comments along with the assembly source.

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