![]() ![]() There could be several general approaches: (1) to detect the existence of a debugger, and behave differently when a debugger is attached to the current process (2) to disrupt or crash a debugger. The purpose of anti-debugging is to hinder the process of reverse engineering. Our analysis complements, and presents an in-depth analysis of the vulnerabilities of debuggers. Bonfa has provided a brief introduction of this technique in. This lesson presents " int 2d", an example of the various anti-debug techniques employed by Max++. To prolong the life of a malware, anti-debugging techniques are frequently used to delay the analysis process performed by security experts. Analyze the code between 0xaaaa and 0xaaaa.Know how to use a binary debugger to patch an executable program.Understand the byte scission anti-debugging technique.Understand the general interrupt handling mechanism on X86 platform.
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