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How to skip BSOD?
Hello everybody.
Is there anyway to disable BSOD? There is a protection which BSOD system by its driver when it detects debugger or any delay in its runtime. Is there anyone who could write a plugin for OllyDbg to disable BSOD? What's the opcode or command cause BSOD? Best regards.
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OS?
What is the fault that is being caused?
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I think I found it.
Driver uses this instruction to BSOD the system cmp xxxx je yyyy int 3 I maked JE to JMP. But sometimes system hangscompletely ! I cann't fix this. Is there any suggestion? Here is the driver. I'll protect a file and attached it as soon as possible to challange its unpacking ! ![]() I has many bug that makes protection too hard !!!!
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one way to "disable" BSOD is to hook KeBugCheckEx and terminate current thread. but this way is not good as all ways to skip BSOD's, because it's a normal system mechanism for determinating critical situations and if some error is caused with hardware it may have unpredictable results.
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