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Comments by MinYoung Lee (Top 17 by date)
MinYoung Lee
3-Aug-17 23:01pm
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Yes, I totally agree with you. I spent a lot of time to fix this problem yesterday and I finally found out what was wrong with my code. It was exactly what you are saying. All I need to do was just check if my pointer was pointing the right value or not.
MinYoung Lee
3-Aug-17 11:40am
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Yes, Dave Kreskowiak you are right. So I am considering to set the range of kernel memory to see if it is valid or has accessible values. I am new to this kernel programming, feel really challenging but interesting.
MinYoung Lee
3-Aug-17 10:45am
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Yeah, I have to.. I'm still trying to figure out and I forgot to mention what OS, language I am using. C++, Windows7 they are.
MinYoung Lee
1-Aug-17 10:59am
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It works well. Due to the lack of knowledge of 'pointer', I was struggling. Thank you so much, Jochen Arndt!!
MinYoung Lee
1-Aug-17 7:40am
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I agree with you.:)
MinYoung Lee
31-Jul-17 23:49pm
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I have been looking that site over now but too broad to find a solution. Thanks anyway!
MinYoung Lee
17-Jun-17 9:26am
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FTP, I didn't think of it. Good idea! Thanks for your example!
MinYoung Lee
17-Jun-17 9:25am
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Yeah, Thanks. I've just solved it using another port.
MinYoung Lee
17-Jun-17 9:22am
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I'm just C# learner and trying to make Remote Desktop App. This app needs to exchange files of each other but there is one condition for server. Client has to have no idea about what server is doing. To do this, I need to open filedialog remotely, Thnak you for your response. I've already made it.
MinYoung Lee
15-Jun-17 1:50am
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Sorry for late response. Thank you, RickZeeland!
MinYoung Lee
11-Jun-17 2:50am
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Thank you, Tadit Dash! I solved it.
MinYoung Lee
5-Jun-17 10:54am
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Thank you, Richard MacCutchan! Yeah, as you said, I didn't know how it works. I will get to leran more about socket. Thanks.
MinYoung Lee
30-May-17 5:46am
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Thank you for some help, CPallini!
MinYoung Lee
30-May-17 5:45am
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Thank you, Griff. As you said about "lossy compression, fuzzy picture", My program suddenly stops sending Bitmap Images to Server in a few minutes since started. I think the reason for this is what you said exactly. I will use BMP or PNG instead.
MinYoung Lee
8-May-17 6:48am
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Thanks a lot, I will look through that.
GetExtendedTcpTable() function can be accessible in kernel though?
MinYoung Lee
8-May-17 6:06am
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Yeah listening ports of other services(all services) are what I want to get and I guess LPCP_PORT_OBJECT structure has the next one linked each other by LIST_ENTRY structure.
My thought is that if I have LPCP_PORT_OBJECT data, I can access and get all of the ports info by using LIST_ENTRYstructure.
MinYoung Lee
6-May-17 0:46am
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Haha, no, this is just for study.
My intention is to build anti-rootkit after simple rootkit is developed.
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