Petr Beneš

This dirty fix appears to work, but I'm not 100% sure that it won't break anything else: ```python #v = v.split("\\x") v = re.split(r'(?

Possibly linked with https://github.com/uiri/toml/issues/201

Additional observation - `deciphered_len` is correctly displayed.

Not sure if I'm digging into the right thing, but it seems like the issue is that the `Cipher_AES_128_GCM.auth_decrypt()` always raises `CipherError` .

Using `sniff()` didn't work - but I guess you've figured that out by now :) Will this be an "easy fix" kind of issue, or will this need a deeper...

It looks like you're missing WDK. Also it looks like you forgot about `--recurse-submodules`.

I said nothing about SDK, I said you're missing WDK :) Thats how you'll get "WindowsKernelModeDriver 10.0".

You have something wrong with your WDK installation. Maybe you did forget to check the "Install WDK extension for Visual Studio" checkbox (or something with similar label)? It appears at...


I'm sorry, but judging by the stack trace, there isn't anything that would suggest that injdrv is at fault for this bugcheck.