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Virtualization 12 November 2019

Developing hypervisor from scratch: Part 4 - Setting up HOST and GUEST State

In this article series you are going to learn how to develop your own hypervisor for virtualization in linux ecosystem. In this part we will do the setup of HOST and GUEST state area and at last the vmlaunch.

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Virtualization 30 September 2019

Developing hypervisor from scratch: Part 3 - Setting up VMCS

In this article series you are going to learn how to develop your own hypervisor for virtualization in linux ecosystem. In this part we will do the setup of VMCS structure.

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Virtualization 9 August 2019

Developing hypervisor from scratch: Part 2 - VMXON Operation

In this article series you are going to learn how to develop your own hypervisor for virtualization in linux ecosystem. In this part we will execute VMXON operation.

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Virtualization 8 August 2019

Developing hypervisor from scratch: Part 1 - Intro and Setup

In this article series you are going to learn how to develop your own hypervisor for virtualization in linux ecosystem. Also this series will help to learn low level virtualization.

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Firmware 19 July 2019

Getting processor information using cpuid instruction and inline assembly

cpuid is a processor specific instruction used to get processor's information and features. In this post we are going to learn how to extract those information using inline assembly in c.

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Malware 3 August 2018

Malware analysis interview questions with detailed answers (Part 1)

Here is a series of important questions with detailed answers for malware analysis interviews. These question can be helpful for both candidates and interviewers.

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Security 10 February 2018

Creating encrypted partition in linux

The risk of systems getting physically compromise, particularly portable systems such as laptops, puts sensitive data at risk of compromise. Encrypting its data mitigates the risk of getting exposure if system is lost.

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Virtualization 9 February 2018

Creating ARM architecture environment inside x86/x64 linux

If you want your hands on arm architecture assembly then you probably would be wondering how can I generate the *ARM* assembly or use ARM toolset in general inside my intel x86 or x64 architecture system. In this article we will explain you how you can do that by using qemu and chroot.

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Security 3 February 2018

Reduce Security Risks with SELinux

Discover SELinux, a security module that provides extra protocols to ensure access control security. It supports mandatory access controls (MAC) and is an integral part of RHEL’s security policy.

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Exploit Development 29 January 2018

Exploiting Off-by-One buffer overflow vulnerability

Off-by-one vulnerability is little difficult to find and hence can be present in big softwares.It can cause due to not aware of fact if your string provided is not null terminating then strcpy will add a null terminator at the end of string,

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Containers 2 January 2018

Demystifying Linux Containers(LXC)

Containers are the future when it comes to using and shipping applications. But Linux containers or LXC can be used for more than just that. This article covers the use of LXC on a daily basis as well as for production.

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Security 31 December 2017

Finding and removing malware from windows in minimal steps using sysinternals suite

Did your system ever get affected with malwares? Did you know you can manually remove common malwares with very little technical knowledge. In this article I will explain you how to find malware using sysinternals suite.

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Tutorial 27 December 2017

Finding file information using different methods

Information about files content can be found using different methods in both windows and linux systems. This knowledge can be handy if you are developing a program or script that is dealing with files.

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Linux 27 December 2017

How to boot linux iso without usb on corrupted bios of lenovo laptops

Grub2 have the capability to boot directly from iso file present in any of your hard drive storage. Using this feature most Linux distributions as well as popular rescue CDs can be booted directly from an ISO file.