Collaborate Disseminate
Do you see a Video.UI.exe process running in your Task Manager and wonder what this executable is? In this post, we are going to learn about the Video.ui.exe process and whether it is safe to run this process or not. What is Video.UI.exe? Video.UI.exe … Continue reading What is Video.UI.exe? Is it safe?
In this post, we are going to show you how to fix the high CPU usage of Ngen.exe on Windows 11/10. What is Ngen.exe? Ngen, which stands for Native Image Generator, is a useful process, located in the C:\Windows\Microsoft.NET\Framework\ folder, that enh… Continue reading Fix Ngen.exe High CPU usage in Windows 11/10
I changed my contact email address at a financial company that regularly sends out information and requests for personal information (web forms), for me to fill out.
Two times the same company has sent their emails to my old email address,… Continue reading Formal request to change an email address at a company, they keep sending financial information to my old email address [closed]
after Ubuntu installation, I have a fake process after I run this command:
ps auxww | grep \\[ | awk ‘{print $2}’ | xargs -I % sh -c ‘echo PID: %; sha1sum /proc/%/exe’ 2> /dev/null
From this article
https://blog.apnic.net/2020/04/27/de… Continue reading Fake process after Ubuntu install [closed]
On Linux (and maybe UNIX), you can access and even modify process’s stack with things like ptrace, process_vm_ready, etc., but is there a way to access the copy of the binary that’s being executed that is paged to memory? Not the executabl… Continue reading accessing ELF in memory (Unix/Linux)
As far as I understand, usually the game anti-cheat runs in another process from the game client. This makes it obvious to try to simulate anti-cheat, for example, to replace it with your program, which interacts with the game client and t… Continue reading How does anti-cheat prevent mocking itself?
I have noticed that both browsers Firefox and Chromium on linux do open the file /proc/self/mem for reading. No other program on my system reads this file, as far as I can tell.
/proc/self/mem is notorious for being vector for endless priv… Continue reading what are legitimate reason for a program to need access to /proc/self/mem [migrated]
Some Windows 11 or Windows 10 PC users may experience the Windows Error Reporting (WerFault.exe) high CPU/Disk usage issue on their devices. This post is intended to help affected PC users with practical solutions to this issue. Fix Windows Error Repor… Continue reading Fix Windows Error Reporting (WerFault.exe) high CPU, Disk. Memory usage in Windows 11/10
The following process overview schematic is derived from IBM’s Security in Development The IBM Secure Engineering Framework, but I think I’ve seen a very similar process diagram before, though I cannot find it or remember it. Would this IB… Continue reading Is IBM’s "Security and Privacy by Design" practices based on any earlier standard or guideline?
There may come a time when you might want to find out what a process does on your Windows computer. This post will show you how to proceed. We have already covered several Windows processes like rundll32.exe, winlogon.exe, Service Host SysMain, AppVShN… Continue reading How to find out what a Windows process does?