👀 Before the #radare2 6.0.6 release during the testing stage I spotted a crash on Windows and decided to write a post explaining how I fixed it using only the cmd interface 👉 https://trufae.github.io/aiblog/WinCdbNull-en.html

As a UNIX person I'm not comfortable on #windows but i was happy to learn some commandline #debugging tools and shared some insights for #reverseengineering in my writeup. Hope you enjoy the reading!

@pancake would be nice to have the TITLE tag actually contain the article title, like, for easier bookmarking 😉

@mmu_man i can also rename all those .md files for that indeed. https://github.com/trufae/aiblog i never use bookmarks in the browser and i care about typing economy thats why i use short names and such, but yeah, ill take that into account. hopefully not breaking much seo... about the title.. well i need to rewrite the script that “compile" the posts. ill note that for my future self :D

@pancake "excrement command" was unexpected. I'll use that denomination from now 😂

@pancake oh, you don't have a header block in the markdown… Things like Pandoc use that usually.

I suppose you could take the first # line as title.

@mmu_man fixed https://github.com/trufae/aiblog/commit/feb29854cca82100c5f1f52a8c8e13bf71ca20ac

@pancake I had a lot of fun writing a PowerShell module to expose the cdb engine into PowerShell itself so you could use the full features of the shell rather than be stuck in cdb's implementation of one: https://www.leeholmes.com/extracting-forensic-script-content-from-powershell-process-dumps/

Also, this other project hasn't seen a lot of love recently, but I love the idea: a shell that exposes cdb information as structured data, letting you CD into stack traces, etc.: https://github.com/microsoft/DbgShell

@pancake The comments about WinDbg are appropriate 😅 I never tried this but you may be able to inject a gdb stub into your process with Frida so you can use gdb at least for live debugging?

@pancake @mmu_man My feature request would be RSS (or Atom) :)

@Lee_Holmes awesome! Seems like a lot of fun in there! I’ll bookmark that, definitively worth to try