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Month: July 2017

Programming

Dynamically Import Functions

July 11, 2017August 7, 2018 L3nLeave a comment

This concept is easy to understand and has its uses, such as, calling Windows Native functions, which are functions of Windows that aren't officially documented or to hide Windows API usage.

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Getting Pointers by Reading the Assembly

July 8, 2017July 9, 2018 L3nLeave a comment

Learn how to grab the offsets of multi-level pointers with a quicker and less tedious method. All you need is a debugger and perhaps a decompiler to ease the process a bit.

Programming

Calling C++ Functions from Java

July 8, 2017May 23, 2018 L3nLeave a comment

Calling C/C++ code in Java is something that can make wonders in an application and it's especially used in Android apps. The truth is, it isn't really that hard to do so.

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Hey there! My name is David Gomes, I’m currently an InfoSec enthusiast working as a Developer.

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