Alex A.
Alex A.
Please try the following patch and report the results: ``` diff --git a/aarch64.json b/aarch64.json index 4650820..fafc196 100644 --- a/aarch64.json +++ b/aarch64.json @@ -12338,7 +12338,6 @@ "IC IALLU": ["01", "000", "0111",...
How did you confirm the memory leak? I read the documentation of [`QDialog::done`](http://doc.qt.io/qt-5/qdialog.html#done) and it appears to me that setting the `Qt::WA_DeleteOnClose` flag would be enough. Am I missing something?
Sorry for the late reply @SilverBut. I've tested your pull request https://github.com/IDArlingTeam/IDArling/pull/52 but I'm still seeing a memory leak. Even if the dialog is reused, memory usage increases every time...
Here is [my msgpack implementation](https://gist.github.com/NeatMonster/1dfe215abe9fe5efd3c7a3e9e6888e85). I should probably add it to IDArling someday.
Our best course of action to provide a reasonably secure-by-default approach is to allow using self-signed certificates. Custom PKIs could be used to verify the dedicated server's certificate, while an...
I'm hesitant to implement this because so far we've tried to keep the plugin as unintrusive as possible. Still, we have already resorted to something similar for things that cannot...
- We're already using `ctypes` to call unexported functions: https://github.com/IDArlingTeam/IDArling/blob/412478ea14975b16f814eab45f95e77eeb4da5ba/idarling/interface/actions.py#L260-L313. - We're also using it as a workaround a bug in the Python bindings: https://github.com/IDArlingTeam/IDArling/blob/57a54acdecbb58bf9a8264dd84a308575e83f42f/idarling/core/hooks.py#L506-L510. - There is also an...
> Personally, I think that we can use hooking as a temporarily workaround, and wait Hex-Rays' updates. I agree with you, we're already doing ugly workarounds using `ctypes`, so it...
> Even using the 5-byte jmp can affect instructions with relocation. I guess we could integrate Captstone/Keystone and write relocation rules, but that would be overkill for our simple needs...
I started working on this the other day. I've successfully hooked an exported function from the library on a 64-bit instance running under Linux, but now I'm looking for a...