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Where to get syscall tables
Where are all syscalls restored in linux?What's the design principle of syscall?What is better “int 0x80” or “syscall”?android kernel syscall table hookIntercepting syscalls (where are args passed)What does sys_vm86old syscall do?What makes read() a syscall?/ptregs in syscall tableHooking into syscall table with moduleWhy gdb backtrace syscall address is different from syscall table address
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How do I get syscall tables for Windows?
I'm aware of a compilation by j00ru , but unfortuantely the syscall names provided by that site seem to be completely unrelated to the kind of funtion making the syscall.
For instance, one function I was reversing in IDA from gdi32.dll calls syscall number 0x1089 inside CreateMetaFileW() , however according to j00ru the syscall is some NtUserFillWindow. This leads me to believe that the compilation there isnt totally accurate.
Where can I find a syscall table?
system-calls
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How do I get syscall tables for Windows?
I'm aware of a compilation by j00ru , but unfortuantely the syscall names provided by that site seem to be completely unrelated to the kind of funtion making the syscall.
For instance, one function I was reversing in IDA from gdi32.dll calls syscall number 0x1089 inside CreateMetaFileW() , however according to j00ru the syscall is some NtUserFillWindow. This leads me to believe that the compilation there isnt totally accurate.
Where can I find a syscall table?
system-calls
asked Mar 25 at 8:21
zer0zer0
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add a comment |
How do I get syscall tables for Windows?
I'm aware of a compilation by j00ru , but unfortuantely the syscall names provided by that site seem to be completely unrelated to the kind of funtion making the syscall.
For instance, one function I was reversing in IDA from gdi32.dll calls syscall number 0x1089 inside CreateMetaFileW() , however according to j00ru the syscall is some NtUserFillWindow. This leads me to believe that the compilation there isnt totally accurate.
Where can I find a syscall table?
system-calls
asked Mar 25 at 8:21
zer0zer0
11
How do I get syscall tables for Windows?
I'm aware of a compilation by j00ru , but unfortuantely the syscall names provided by that site seem to be completely unrelated to the kind of funtion making the syscall.
For instance, one function I was reversing in IDA from gdi32.dll calls syscall number 0x1089 inside CreateMetaFileW() , however according to j00ru the syscall is some NtUserFillWindow. This leads me to believe that the compilation there isnt totally accurate.
Where can I find a syscall table?
system-calls
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