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reading from upperlayer ntoskrnl

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Hi all, is there a way of reading user application ( IE) messages that go to ntoskrnl or ntdll i. I know each application calls its own instance of dll, but can i map a particular application an read all its systen calls to ntddl or ntoskrnl. If this is possible were can i get info on it.

I think VC++ mfc messaging mapping can do it???? thanks in advance.

Dunno.. this is a wild shot but should u not be able to do that with a kernel debugger utility? havent tried it thoguh...

Are we talking messages or API entry points here? If you are a hardcore programmer try looking up the SetWindowsHookEx() function on MSDN. Or write a service that hooks into the NT image loader. Complicated stuff really :huh:

PS - If you just need the static dependencies, you'll need the Dependendy Walker. That's not complicated to use, and requires no expert skills :)

Yet another hint: check sysinternals.com and/or winternals.com - they provide some very handy tools for free. B)

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