Windows 10 System Programming, Part 2
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Windows 10 System Programming, Part 2
About the Book
About the Author
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Table of Contents
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Introduction
- Who Should Read This Book
- What You Should Know to Use This Book
- Sample Code
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Chapter 13: Working With Memory
- Memory APIs
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The
VirtualAlloc*Functions- Decommitting / Releasing Memory
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Reserving and Committing Memory
- The Micro Excel Application
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Working Sets
- The Working Sets Application
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Heaps
- Private Heaps
- Heap Types
- Heap Debugging Features
- The C/C++ Runtime
- The Local/Global APIs
- Other Heap Functions
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Other
VirtualFunctions- Memory Protection
- Locking Memory
- Memory Block Information
- Memory Hint Functions
- Writing and Reading to/from Other Processes
- Large Pages
- Address Windowing Extensions
- NUMA
-
The
VirtualAlloc2Function - Summary
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Chapter 14: Memory Mapped Files
- Introduction
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Mapping Files
- The filehist Application
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Sharing Memory
- Sharing Memory with File Backing
- The Micro Excel 2 Application
- Other Memory Mapping Functions
- Data Coherence
- Summary
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Chapter 15: Dynamic Link Libraries
- Introduction
- Building a DLL
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Implicit and Explicit Linking
- Implicit Linking
- Explicit Linking
- Calling Conventions
- DLL Search and Redirection
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The
DllMainFunction -
DLL Injection
- Injection with Remote Thread
- Windows Hooks
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DLL Injecting and Hooking with
SetWindowsHookEx
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API Hooking
- IAT Hooking
- “Detours” Style Hooking
- DLL Base Address
- Delay-Load DLLs
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The
LoadLibraryExFunction - Miscellaneous Functions
- Summary
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Chapter 16: Security
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Introduction
- WinLogon
- LogonUI
- LSASS
- LsaIso
- Security Reference Monitor
- Event Logger
- SIDs
-
Tokens
- The Secondary Logon Service
- Impersonation
- Impersonation in Client/Server
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Privileges
- Super Privileges
- Access Masks
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Security Descriptors
- The Default Security Descriptor
- Building Security Descriptors
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User Access Control
- Elevation
- Running As Admin Required
- UAC Virtualization
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Integrity Levels
- UIPI
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Specialized Security Mechanisms
- Control Flow Guard
- Process Mitigations
- Summary
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Introduction
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Chapter 17: The Registry
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The Hives
- HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE
- HKEY_USERS
- HKEY_CURRENT_USER (HKCU)
- HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT (HKCR)
- HKEY_CURRENT_CONFIG (HKCC)
- HKEY_PERFORMANCE_DATA
- 32-bit Specific Hives
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Working with Keys and Values
- Reading Values
- Writing Values
- Deleting Keys and Values
- Creating Registry Links
- Enumerating Keys and Values
- Registry Notifications
- Transactional Registry
- Registry and Impersonation
- Remote Registry
- Miscellaneous Registry Functions
- Summary
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The Hives
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Chapter 18: Pipes and Mailslots
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Mailslots
- Mailslot Clients
- Multi-Mailslot Communication
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Anonymous Pipes
- The Command Redirect Application
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Named Pipes
- Pipe Client
- The Pipe Calculator Application
- Other Pipe Functions
- Summary
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Mailslots
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Chapter 19: Services
- Services Overview
- Service Process Architecture
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A Simple Service
- Installing the Service
- A Service Client
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Controlling Services
- Installing a Service
- Starting a Service
- Stopping a Service
- Uninstalling the Service
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Service Status and Enumeration
- The enumsvc Application
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Service Configuration
- Service Description
- Failure Actions
- Pre-Shutdown Information
- Delayed Auto-Start
- Trigger Information
- Preferred NUMA Node
- Launch as PPL
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Debugging Services
- Interactive Services
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Service Security
- Service SID
- Service Security Descriptor
- Per-User Services
- Miscellaenous Functions
- Summary
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Chapter 20: Debugging and Diagnostics
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Debugger Output
- The DebugPrint Application
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Performance Counters
- Working with Counters
- The QSlice Application
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Process Snapshots
- Querying a Snapshot
- The snapproc Application
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Event Tracing for Windows
- Creating ETW Sessions
- Processing Traces
- Real-Time Event Processing
- The Kernel Provider
- More ETW
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Trace Logging
- Publishing Events with Trace Logging
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Debuggers
- A Simple Debugger
- More Debugging APIs
- Writing a Real Debugger
- Summary
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Debugger Output
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Chapter 21: The Component Object Model
- What is COM?
- Interfaces and Implementations
-
The
IUnknownInterface - HRESULTs
- COM Rules (pun intended)
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COM Clients
- Step 1: Initialize COM
- Step 2: Create the BITS Manager
- Step 3: Create a BITS Job
- Step 4: Add a Download
- Step 5: Initiate the Transfer
- Step 6: Wait for Transfer to Complete
- Step 7: Display Results
- Step 8: Clean Up
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COM Smart Pointers
- Querying for Interfaces
-
CoCreateInstanceUnder the Hood-
CoGetClassObject
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- Implementing COM Interfaces
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COM Servers
- Implementing the COM Class
- Implementing the Class Object (Factory)
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Implementing
DllGetClassObject - Implementing Self Registration
- Registering the Server
- Debugging Registration
- Testing the Server
- Testing with non C/C++ Client
- Proxies and Stubs
- IDL and Type Libraries
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Threads and Apartments
- The Free Threaded Marshalar (FTM)
- Odds and Ends
- Summary
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Chapter 22: The Windows Runtime
- Introduction
-
Working with WinRT
-
The
IInspectableinterface
-
The
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Language Projections
- C++/WinRT
- Asynchronous Operations
- Other Projections
- Summary
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Chapter 23: Structured Exception Handling
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Termination Handlers
- Replacing Termination Handlers with RAII
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Exception Handling
- Simple Exception Handling
-
Using
EXCEPTION_CONTINUE_EXECUTION
- Exception Information
-
Unhandled Exceptions
- Just in Time Debugging
- Windows Error Reporting (WER)
- Vectored Exception Handling
-
Software Exceptions
- High-Level Exceptions
- Visual Studio Exception Settings
- Summary
- Book Summary
-
Termination Handlers
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