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| Subject: | [Full-Disclosure] Re: Windows Registry Analzyer |
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| Date: | Thu, 3 Mar 2005 19:39:45 -0000 |
"Eric Windisch" wrote in message 1109872449.8117.25.camel@localhost">news:1109872449.8117.25.camel@localhost...
Perhaps this is just the Unix user in me, but I ask: How about just making a copy of the registry on boot (or at intervals) and compare it to the last copy? Note that the following example is untested, but should be mostly accurate.
No, it would be completely useless. In case you didn't realise, the
registry is not an ASCII text file, it's megabytes of unintelligible binary
gibberish.
cheers,
DaveK
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