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This is the third part of the SQLxD series. For your convenience you can find other parts in the table of contents in Part 1 – XML Transformation We want to represent nodes in the following way: Node has its type, name, pointer to parent, and identifier. Type is one of these: Now we can … Continue reading SQLxD Part 3 — Model and parsing XML
This is the sixth part of the DLL Injection series. For your convenience you can find other parts in the table of contents in Part 1 – Registry In Part 4 we saw how to inject managed DLL and execute some code in default App Domain. Today we will inject some code into different app … Continue reading DLL Injection Part 6 — Injecting managed code into specific App Domain
If you are interested in the topic see the talk page Recently I was debugging high memory usage in application written in .NET 4 using WCF. After few hours application was eating almost 8 GB of memory. I made a memory dump and started digging into it. First, statistics of heap (sorted by total memory … Continue reading Debugging WCF high memory usage
Imagine that you have the following action in MVC 5 controller: We create simple object on a fly, serialize it to string and return. What you might actually get? Well: So it looks like browser link decided to inject itself just before body ending tag. Why did it do so? If we check response headers, … Continue reading Browser link injecting into MVC action response
This is the second part of the SQLxD series. For your convenience you can find other parts in the table of contents in Part 1 – XML Transformation In order to implement SQLxD database, we need to know, what kind of queries we support. Here is subset of SQL-92 grammar: Here is grammar used by … Continue reading SQLxD Part 2 — Grammar