Retriving datas from RAM
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Retrieving datas from RAM
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anyone knows a program which can do it?
and also, if possible, virtual memory. -
RAM???
CPU RAM?? -
yea, data from memory card for computersOriginally posted by CasperX:RAM???
CPU RAM?? -
Memory Card?
U mean flash card/sd card those card? use a card reader loh
Or you mean the CPU RAM? But the RAM don't have store data wat... Or u refering to Harddisk? hmmm -
RAM = random access memoryOriginally posted by CasperX:Memory Card?
U mean flash card/sd card those card? use a card reader loh
Or you mean the CPU RAM? But the RAM don't have store data wat... Or u refering to Harddisk? hmmm
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Random_access_memory
eg:
Samsung 512 MB DDR-SDRAM module on motherboard -
Sry, i can't help you
Cause i don't think RAM can be use to store data. It juz act as a temp and data will lose after power off.
Maybe i am wrong, lets hope someone who knows it will guide you (and me) -
yes. they store data temporary for fast accessing(temp chache data). but if possible, i want to know whether there is a program which can extract data in RAM(before i shut down computer). i need it for something
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opps dp.
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Err... I don't know how to retrieve data from the physical RAM.
That's because physical RAM is volatile, meaning that when the power is cut off, all data will be gone.
It's always refreshing, in order to make sure that the data is the newest.
As for virtual RAM, I only know there's a file called pagefile.sys in Windows XP.
In Windows 9x and ME, it's called Win386.swp
As for memory cards... just Google. -
But what you need for?Originally posted by manyu882:yes. they store data temporary for fast accessing(temp chache data). but if possible, i want to know whether there is a program which can extract data in RAM(before i shut down computer). i need it for something
The refresh rate for RAM is high, and makes it near impossible to extract anything. -
ram nvm, but virtual memory oso can.. look what i've found
http://www.cxotoday.com/India/News/Software_Tricks_RAM_To_Extract_Credit_Card_Info/551-1019-909.html
but then of course.. i dont use it for hacking credits. -
With people spending more time on the web and hackers turning increasingly sophisticated, the dangers of storing personal information on computers cannot be ignored. When a password is typed, it is temporarily stored in the random access memory (RAM), until it is over written by fresh data. But, sometimes the computer copies the contents of its RAM onto the hard disk where it is an easy prey for a hacker, who can read it directly or design a worm to e-mail it back
quote from website.. ^^ yea...any idea where it copies to? possibility virtual memory? -
Cool.
The article is right, there's nothing to stop programs from writing the data from RAM to hard disk.
No wonder you are looking for such info.
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*alert*
i think the mod shd lock this thread and not entertain TS any more. -
If it's to the hard disk, it's most likely virtual memory. I don't know what else uses the hard disk (other than your programs)Originally posted by manyu882:quote from website.. ^^ yea...any idea where it copies to? possibility virtual memory?
Edit: typo -
You can get memory dumps by certain software or methods. But to decode it, you need to know how the software formats and access the data.
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Why?Originally posted by TehJarVu:*alert*
i think the mod shd lock this thread and not entertain TS any more.
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in case he uses the info to retrieve others' credit card info from computersOriginally posted by ndmmxiaomayi:Why? -
.... -.- i'm not using for any illegal purpose la..Originally posted by TehJarVu:*alert*
i think the mod shd lock this thread and not entertain TS any more.
you know some sites play song but then cannot be found in cache folder... so suspect must be in RAM or virtual memory lo -
He would have to hack in order to get the program in...Originally posted by TehJarVu:in case he sues the info to retrieve others' credit card info from computers
Nonetheless, there's potential for abuse. -
nvm la.. i know there's such thing exist liao... but this thread purpose now is to let people aware of such things.
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They can be found...Originally posted by manyu882:.... -.- i'm not using for any illegal purpose la..
you know some sites play song but then cannot be found in cache folder... so suspect must be in RAM or virtual memory lo
IE is easy to tell...
For Firefox, just explore around, otherwise, see source code. -
wah seh.. sometimes cannot see sourse code one..Originally posted by ndmmxiaomayi:They can be found...
IE is easy to tell...
For Firefox, just explore around, otherwise, see source code.
i right click the windows media player.. they dony allow right click(mean right click bo effect)
den when i right click and see source code.. what i found closes to it is java code making it embed.. or sometimes funny funny extension like .aspx or something. damn irritating. go to cache folder oso cannot find. -
Those funny extensions one I don't know, but if it's JavaScript and you are using Firefox, you can get an extension called JSView. This can grab all the JavaScript codes for you to analyze.Originally posted by manyu882:wah seh.. sometimes cannot see sourse code one..
i right click the windows media player.. they dony allow right click(mean right click bo effect)
den when i right click and see source code.. what i found closes to it is java code making it embed.. or sometimes funny funny extension like .aspx or something. damn irritating. go to cache folder oso cannot find.
And again, if you are using Firefox, see the sticky on this forum for overcoming "the cannot right click" syndrome in Firefox.
Another way to get it to cache, copy and paste the source where it points to, like for those funny extensions... I did that, it's in cache, but there's no way I can view it without internet -_- -
wah seh.. firefox owning liao.. these plugin can be installed in standalone version? cos i have stand alone version one.. also known as portable