1.8.1. Scan the Address Space Through the Operating System (Example) Operating systems...
1.8.1. Scan the Address Space Through the Operating System (Example)
Operating systems provide interfaces that let programs make requests — system calls. On Windows, KERNEL32.DLL provides functions for inspecting and manipulating the memory of running processes.
This example is performed on Windows. Why use Windows as the example?
The function names are easy to understand
No knowledge of the POSIX API is required
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