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seems you are right deroko
i thought the cpu overwrites the stack in the same second the exception occurs but the stack is overwritten later do you know how exceptions are dispatched when a debugger is around? till now i thought everything starts at KiUserExceptionDispatcher, but it seems its not the very first one that is informed by windows when a debugger was used maybe the best solution is to write a small driver that hooks int1 and handles the exception stack-safe hmmmhm |
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