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Introduction
MasteringWinDbg.pdf
00-Overview
01-Introduction
WinDbg Basics
02-WinDbg Overview
03-Debugger Commands
04-Symbols
05-Processes and Threads
1
06-Stacks
07-CPU Registers
08-Calling Convention
09-Strings
10-Modules and Symbols
Configure WinDbg
11-Source Debugging
User Mode Debugging
12-Starting Debugging
2
13-Threads
14-Processes
15-Displaying Types
16-Documentation
17-Displaying Types Recap
18-Call Stack
19-Breakpoints
20-Return Value
21-Quick Recap
22-Modifying Data
23-Modules
24-Source Debugging
Kernel Mode Debugging
25-Introduction
26-Local Kernel Debugging
27-Remote Kernel Debugging
3
28-Getting a Virtual Machine
Connect to Kernel
29-Processes and Threads
5
30-Process List Head
31-System Calls
32-Process Breakpoints
33-Jobs
34-Objects
2
35-Named Objects
36-Drivers and Devices
37-IRPs
Advanced WinDbg
Samples-Debug.zip
Samples-Release.zip
MasteringWinDbg-Source.zip
38-Exceptions and Events
39-Exception Demo
40-Advanced Breakpoints
41-Expressions
42-Memory
43-Child Process Debugging
44-Debugger Object Model
45-Debugging Demos
Dump Files
46-Introduction
47-Dump Types
48-User Mode Dumps
49-Debugging Drivers
50-Kernel Dumps
4
51-Generating Kernel Dump
Debugger Extensions
52-Extensions Overview
53-Demo - Mex
54-Demo - Sos
55-The Debugger API
56-Writing an Extension
1
MasteringWindDbgExt.zip
Windows Architecture Quick Review
A1-Processes
2
A2-Virtual Memory
A3-Windows Atchitecture