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Sometimes that isn't even enough. Windows for example ships with a feature called the "Windows Platform Binary Table" that will load and run DLLs embedded in a
by vetrom 6y ago
Sometimes that isn't even enough. Windows for example ships with a feature called the "Windows Platform Binary Table" that will load and run DLLs embedded in a machine's ACPI tables.
- sq_ 6y agoWow. Didn't know that existed. Hard to see what legitimate, user-serving purpose that would serve. Or at least how the good of it's inclusion would outweigh possible harms.
- mycall 6y agoIs there software that will enumerate ACPI for DLLs?
- mkup 6y agoYou can look for ACPI table(s) called "WPBT" using RWEverything (if you are a Windows user): http://rweverything.com/downloads/RwPortableX64V1.7.zip http://rweverything.com/downloads/RwPortableX64V1.7.zip or look into the following filesystem path in Linux: /sys/firmware/acpi/tables