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06-16-2018, 14:43
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One thing I always wanted to ask for
 When I have __debugbreak() enabled and attach as JIT, x64dbg breaks always on this int 3, and even if you set new origin after int 3 it somehow restores exception back to int 3 and usually solution is to replace int 3 with nop. Olly and windbg tend to break after int 3 thus exception doesn't reacquier.This would be great imho
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06-17-2018, 07:08
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deroko: You can use the option 'Skip INT3 stepping' (https://i.imgur.com/JzPDRws.png), or manually use the `skip` command to achieve what you want.
Respect for your work.
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