Collaborate Disseminate
I am pretty new in the security world and I am writing a procedure on how to create a memory image of an infected machine for forensics.
The problem is that the machine does not have the tools for memory imaging before getting infecting.
W… Continue reading Create memory image of infected machine without risk
If the OS is responsible for ensuring that one process cannot access another process memory space, and the point of process isolation is to keep processes separate from one another, then how can a malicious process perform actions on anoth… Continue reading Process Injection and Process Isolation by OS
On the scale of things worth worrying about, having to consider whether your EPROMs will be accidentally erased by some stray light in the shop is probably pretty low on …read more Continue reading Just How Vulnerable to Accidental Erasure are EPROMs Anyway?
I am new to memory forensics. When a process in Windows is ended are all artifacts for the process in memory gone? I ask because my EDR solution gives me the local process ID of a process I am trying to look at. I obtain a full memory a… Continue reading Memory Forensics on exited process
Are memory forensic tools useful for attack detection? Usually they are applied after an attack has happened. You could always constantly scan a machine but this requires lots of resources and depending on how often you scan leaves a windo… Continue reading How useful are memory forensic tools for detecting active attacks (considering current devices)
Is it possible to disable memory scrambling for RAM?
Can you change what kind of algorithm is used?
Can you check from inside the OS which is using the memory if/what scrambling is in use?
Do devices with soldered RAM or smartphones use me… Continue reading Disable memory scrambling
One promising possibility when it comes to treating Alzheimer’s is the idea of using non-invasive ultrasound to take out toxic brain plaques, and a group of researchers in Australia have been at the cutting edge of this technology for a number of years. The scientists’ latest investigations have uncovered some surprising new ways this technique can improve cognition in mouse models of the disease, which they believe could have wider implications for restoring cognition in the elderly.
Tags: Alzheimer’s Disease, University of Queensland, Memory, Aging, Ultrasound, New Atlas Audio
Continue reading Ultrasound boosts memory of aging mice in Alzheimer’s study
Finding broken test gear and fixing it up to work again is a time-honored tradition among hackers. If you’re lucky, that eBay buy will end up being DOA because of …read more Continue reading Cloned Memory Module Fixes Broken Scopemeter
In this article, we will be showing you the two ways in which you can manually create a Crash Dump…
For more visit TheWindowsClub.com. Continue reading How to manually create a Crash Dump file in Windows 10
Through a new study on rodents, scientists have made first-of-a-kind observations of the brain mistakenly recalling a memory. The researchers were able to identify patterns of brain cell activation as mistakes were made during memory experiments, which the scientists believe lays the groundwork for understanding the mechanisms at play in memory disorders such as Alzheimer’s disease.
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Continue reading First brain observations of faulty memory sheds light on Alzheimer’s