Everytime when I send a buffer 1000 bytes long to the freefloat ftp server in the MKD command , it crashes. I am trying to develop an exploit for it so I attached the immunity debugger to the freefloat ftp server process but when I send the buffer to the ftp server and I press play in the immunity debugger , the register window get in blank , I have been so long trying to fix this, please help.
Press Alt + C to get it back. It's a bug in immunity where the registers window disappears when you hit play.
To get it back, you need to reset the CPU view. You can do this by going to View -> CPU. Or with the hotkeys "Alt + C"
Little late, but hope it helps.
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Good day,
Every time I open the console in brave and the debugging mode is on, and my screen is over lay with stop pause debug thing.
Does anybody know how exactly to turn it off and get back to normal console ?
Maybe you figured it out by now.
But, in case you didn't, here is a solution.
Open Developer Tools in Brave
Open Sources Tab
And make sure "Pause on Exceptions" is disabled.
Check the image
Does anyone know how to stop the the console window in appcelerator studio from becoming the active window when a new status message comes through?
I'm editing code in one window and then without warning i'm typing in the console window because a new console message came through. Even if I close the console window it will pop back open whenever a new log message comes though.
Thanks in advance.
I found some options under preferences->Console/Debug/Console that should fixed the issue. Uncheck
Show when a program writes to standard error
Show when a program writes to standard output
I want to disable / block the mouse click and keyboard typing for 6 seconds after launching a .exe file while displaying a advsplash.
Currently I manage to run a .exe file, activate the splash, block the keyboard and run a second .exe, but then, I need to restart the computer to unlock the mouse/keyboard.
Any idea on how to disable it without restarting the machine ?
This sounds like something you should never do.
If you want to do UI automation Windows already has support for that, using SendInput or keybd_event is not a good idea. Some apps steal foreground focus, this is just a fact and if that happens at the wrong time you end up sending input to the wrong window.
I am writing a application to monitor some event. When the event comes, the pc is showing the login screen (you see this screen when you press win + L ). Is it possible for me to show a window on the login screen when I got the event?
In case any one run into this problem , I put my solution here.
I think I have made it possisble by injecting a dll to the winlogon.exe proccess.The dll can start a thread and pop up a window.
Maybe there is a better solution ...
OK, indirectly related to programming, but does anyone know how to capture a a screen that pops up for a few milliseconds in Windows? (The screen popups up when I double click an exe) and then terminates the process.
Its too fast to actually focus on the information its bringing up, but it is defnintly saying something
Is there some kind of software than can playback screen in ultra slow motion?
Is it a console app or a winforms app? If it's a console app, you could drop to a command line and run it manually. Then you can clipboard the output.