MiniDumpDotNet: Pure CLR Alt – Part 2
MiniDumpDotNet – Part 1 & 2 In MiniDumpDoNet – Part 1, we took a brief look at the MiniDumpWriteDump() Win32 API and considered options for reimplementation for the purposes of […]
Author: Jerry Odegaard
MiniDumpDotNet: MiniDumpWriteDump – Part 1
MiniDumpWriteDump The Background Story Throughout 2021 a thought had been bouncing around in my head: why hasn’t anyone reimplemented MiniDumpWriteDump? For those who are not yet familiar, the Win32 API […]
Alternative Execution: A Macro Saga (part 7)
Thanks for returning to Alternative Execution: A Macro Saga! This will be the last post in this series (here are the links to part 1, part 2, part 3, part […]
Alternative Execution: A Macro Saga (part 6)
Over the past five blogs (part 1, part 2, part 3, part 4, part 5) we’ve covered utilizing event handlers for ActiveX controls to obtain code execution in Office documents, […]
Alternative Execution: A Macro Saga (part 5)
Thanks for returning to the series! Over the last few posts we discussed making use events from the InkPicture, Windows Media Player, and System Monitor controls to obtain macro execution, […]
Alternative Execution: A Macro Saga (part 4)
Thanks for returning to the “Alternative Execution: A Macro Saga” series! ( Here’s part 1, part 2, and part 3) It’s been a busy past few months, and I had […]
Alternative Execution: A Macro Saga (part 3)
In the last few blogs in this series (part 1 & part 2) we worked through scenarios making use of the ActiveX controls InkPicture and WMPlayer to trigger macro execution. […]
Alternative Execution: A Macro Saga (part 2)
In the previous blog in this series, we worked through a scenario making use of the ActiveX control InkPicture to trigger macro execution. Macro execution utilizing the InkPicture object can […]
Alternative Execution: A Macro Saga (part 1)
This is the first in a series of blogs – if you’re interested in reading the full series the links are here: part 1, part 2, part 3, part 4, […]
DotNetToJScript – Redux
In my previous several blog posts (here, here, and here) we covered usage of a really interesting tool released about three years ago: the DotNetToJScript project (https://github.com/tyranid/DotNetToJScript). Although it’s been […]