codeinsecurity
a mostly technical blog about things what which I done did or am looking at have
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- 49 from 25 Jan 2012 to 20 Feb 2025
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2025 2
2024 3
2023 7
- How to identify the physical DIMM from a Machine Check Exception (MCE) memory error log
- The DMCA enables harm
- The problem with driving LEDs with PWM
- Fixing incredibly slow launching on Intel’s Rapid Storage Technology / Virtual RAID on CPU application
- Notes on capacitors, part 2: aluminium electrolytics
- Notes on capacitors, part 1: ceramics & MLCCs
- What is GuardMemcpyFunctionPointer?
2022 1
2021 6
- Fixing HTTPSConnectionPool “certificate verify failed” error in FreeNAS 11.3
- Fixing Microsoft Store error 0x80073cf9 when trying to install or update a specific app
- Tweaking the internals of Intel Cryo Cooling
- A primer on Windows PE files and doing API calls without knowledge of memory layout
- Investigating a failure to read DIMM SPD data on Intel Xeon Scalable platforms
- How many seasons of Futurama are there?
2020 8
- What I Would Change In Windows: October 2020 Edition
- Gotta Go Fast: Building old Windows on new Windows
- Fixing picture glitches and freezes on the Logitech BRIO 4K webcam in Windows
- Re-enabling NIC Teaming (LBFO) in Windows 10 & other desktop SKUs, even after Microsoft removed it
- Fixing “can’t give argument to non-function not $.DisableHTTP” in Gitea Wiki pages
- Setting up SMB Multi-Channel between FreeNAS (or any BSD/Linux) and Windows for 20Gbps transfers
- Setting a custom HTTPS certificate in Tomato, AdvancedTomato, or FreshTomato
- Mirroring content across multiple screens on Windows, without changing display configuration
2019 4
2018 2
2016 1
2015 4
2013 7
- Talking about crypto at Securi-Tay 2014 (Dundee, Scotland)
- Steam Code Execution – Privilege Escalation to SYSTEM (Part 2)
- Steam UAC bypass via code execution
- Installing Dropbox? Prepare to lose ASLR.
- The Router Review: From nmap to firmware
- A quick crypto lesson – why “MAC then encrypt” is a bad choice
- Password cracking with VMware Authentication Daemon