Deep inside the COM: Reading Windows ROT Without Asking Permission. Detective story

Deep inside the COM: Reading Windows ROT Without Asking Permission. Detective story

This is Part 4 of the "Inside the Running Object Table" series. Parts 1-3 covered the public COM API and rpcss internals. This one is about going further & getting it wrong several times before getting it right. ## The goal GetRunningObjectTable() returns 15 entries on my machine. We wanted to read the same table without calling that function at all, directly from rpcss memory. Without ole32 & ALPC. Raw ReadProcessMemory. The motivation: the public API filters. AppContainer entries di...

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