LogLevel = logging.INFO
logger.setLevel(LogLevel)
ch = logging.StreamHandler()
ch.setLevel(LogLevel)
ch.setFormatter(formatter)
logger.addHandler(ch)
# register our own event callbacks
mask = DbgEng.DEBUG_EVENT_BREAKPOINT
event_callback = MyDebugEventCallbacks(mask)
# initialize the debugger
dbgx = PyDbgX(event_cb=event_callback)
# bind PyDbgX instance to the event callbakcs
event_callback.bind_pydbgx(dbgx)
# create target process: notepad.exe
# note: can not debug x64 executable with 32 bit python
dbgx.create_process('notepad.exe')
# active the process so that we can set breakpoints on it
dbgx.active_process()
# set a breakpoint on API CreateFileW
BpId = dbgx.set_software_breakpoint_exp('Kernel32!CreateFileW')
# set the effective processor to x86 if the target is a x86 application
LogLevel = logging.INFO
logger.setLevel(LogLevel)
ch = logging.StreamHandler()
ch.setLevel(LogLevel)
ch.setFormatter(formatter)
logger.addHandler(ch)
# register our own event callbacks
mask = DbgEng.DEBUG_EVENT_BREAKPOINT | DbgEng.DEBUG_EVENT_LOAD_MODULE
event_callback = MyDebugEventCallbacks(mask)
# initialize the debugger
dbgx = PyDbgX(event_cb=event_callback)
# bind PyDbgX instance to the event callbakcs
event_callback.bind_pydbgx(dbgx)
# create target process: iexplore.exe
# note: can not debug x64 executable with 32 bit python
dbgx.create_process('c:\\Program Files (x86)\\Internet Explorer\\iexplore.exe', True)
# active the process
dbgx.active_process()
# set the effective processor to x86 if the target is a x86 application
dbgx.set_effective_processor('x86')
# wait for debug event
