Re: News, dumbug, prediction rebuttals.

[Dave Aitel <dave () immunityinc com>]

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I didn't add anything substantial in that way. That would be a nice
addition, of course. :> Dumbug is really good code, but it's really
good....C++. That's like having a really smart turtle.
 
It's main flaw is not being written in Python, but I'm too lazy right
now to port it to Python even though I guess all the pieces are sort
of laying around. I "fixed" it by removing the part where it tries to
attach to all the children processes, which immediately screws things up.

- -dave


Andrew R. Reiter wrote:

> Regarding dumbug; did you add any more support for data types that
> most windows headers use? I have a patch laying around that adds a
> ton of types to the lex/yacc code so as to more easily copy/paste
> from header files (the function prototypes)
>
> Cheers, Andrew
>
>
> On Wed, 21 Dec 2005, Dave Aitel wrote:

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> http://www.immunityinc.com/downloads/dumbug_good.tgz <--updated and
> documented version of FX's dumbug that crashes less (for me,
> YMMV). All sorts of binaries are included, so you'll have an easier
> time compiling it. Some documentation added to files where I felt
> the C++ code was confusing.

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