One of the important areas you need to master when analyzing memory dumps is to recognize patterns that are normal and not normal. You can only come to those conclusions after looking at many, many, many, many memory dumps and either remembering or taking notes on how a process looks when all is ok, so […]
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I wrote an article here about TLS 1.2 which listed out the cipher suite used to negotiate security settings (encryption) between a client and server via a Network Monitor trace. You can probably see the same using Wireshark. Regardless, here is a nice Wiki article about cipher suites. It was a journey getting to the […]
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There are numerous place to find this same example, but while I am ramping up my Azure PowerShell #Azure #AzurePowerShell #PowerShell skills, I though I’d go ahead and document it up so I have all this information in a single place for future reference. While I am at it, I might as well share it […]
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There are 6 things you need to do before you can capture the SQL Query generated by NHibernate at runtime. Create a class to store the NHibernate generated SQL Query Create an Interceptor class that implements the IInterceptor interface Implement the OnPrepareStatement method and set the NHibernate generated SQL Query created in step 1 Set […]
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Disclaimer: Security is a very important aspect, not only for a computer system, but for an entire organization and/or company. Different types of organizations store different types of data which have different types of security requirements. My suggestion is to always consult a security expert with experience in your domain prior to implementing a security […]
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I was writting this article about #AzureFunctions here called “How to add assembly references to an Azure Function App” and another here called “How to make a simple DLL as an assembly reference just for fun” and I got this exceptions when I called the Azure Function: D:\>curl.exe -G http://localhost:7071/api/GrettingsAssemblyReference?code=b442be73f7124dd8ae57747e7ffc496d -d name=Benjamin {“id”:”3abc8583-47c0-43e3-90f0-d2f7fe577d43″,”requestId”:”b74ef638-0f71-4303-adca-2c7741e1dcb7″,”statusCode”:500,”errorCode”:0,”messsage”:”Exception while executing […]
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There is a known issue documented on GitHub here with a title of Cross origin http request CORS fails with response header missing ‘Access-Control-Allow-Credentials: true’. Although the issue described and a solution provided, I thought I would write up what I did as I use C# and didn’t see any examples of that, so here […]
Read More →UPDATE as of 17-APR-2018 you can, read about that here. Short answer is, prior to 17-APR-2018, that you couldn’t. (see alternative solution below) The reason is that when you deploy an Azure App Service it goes into a multi-tenant scale unit. A scale unit looks something like Figure 1, which I stole from here. Also, […]
Read More →I created an Azure Function using these instructions and the Visual Studio Tools For Azure Functions which I discussed here and here. #Azure #AzureFunction #AzureAppService I also found some good instructions on how to test Azure Functions here. As shown in Figure 1, I created a C# Http Trigger Azure Function named ‘SayHello’ with an […]
Read More →One of my favorite WinDbg commands is the psscor4 SaveAllModules (sam). I used to just bang that one out and use JustDecompile to look at the code to find out what was going on, like why the process was hanging or consuming more memory than expected. At the moment psscor4 does not support the most […]
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