• 1: Home
• 2: Presentations
  • 2.1: Hibernation File Attack
  • 2.2: Stoned Bootkit
  • 2.3: The Rise of MBR Rootkits & Bootkits in the Wild
  • 2.4: Stoned déjà vu - again
• 3: Articles
  • 3.1: Polymorphic Encryption Methods
  • 3.2: Writing a Boot Scan Engine
  • 3.3: The Magic of Bootkits
  • 3.4: Analysis of Sinowal
  • 3.5: Advanced Analysis of Sinowal
  • 3.6: Microsofts Rich Header
  • 3.7: Analysis of Conficker
  • 3.8: CIPAV
  • 3.9: Windows Exception Handling
  • 3.10: Pagefile Attack
  • 3.11: Software Watermarking
  • 3.12: Analysis of Stoned
  • 3.13: The Old New Thing About Development
  • 3.14: AntiWPA
  • 3.15: Kon-Boot
  • 3.16: Compiling Shellcode
  • 3.17: Elevated rights, process token and security identifier
  • 3.18: Abusing the TrueCrypt driver
  • 3.19: Nothing new: Msvcrt.dll
• 4: Projects
  • 4.1: DiskEdit
  • 4.2: Forensic Deletion Software
    • 4.2.1: Additional Deletion Methods
    • 4.2.2: Visual C++ Source Code
  • 4.3: Forensic Lockdown Software
  • 4.4: Forensic Personal Profile
  • 4.5: Information System
  • 4.6: QuickView
  • 4.7: Smart Boot Manager
  • 4.8: USB View
  • 4.9: Windows 3.1 Emulation
  • 4.10: Windows Boot System
• 5: Services
  • 5.1: Boot-US work
  • 5.2: TeraByte Unlimited work
  • 5.3: EPIGUS work
• 6: Windows Boot System
  • 6.1: Technical Documentation
    • 6.1.1: About
    • 6.1.2: Frequently Asked Questions
    • 6.1.3: Error Management
    • 6.1.4: Compatibility Report
    • 6.1.5: Functionality Report
  • 6.2: Downloads
  • 6.3: Screenshots
  • 6.4: Shared Source Code
  • 6.5: Version Changes
• 7: Research
  • 7.1: Ascrimez Kit
  • 7.2: Analysing the PDF Exploit
  • 7.3: ZeuS
  • 7.4: infobox.ru: Botnet
  • 7.5: Operating System Development
• 8: Events
• 9: About
  • 9.1: Links
  • 9.3: Peter Kleissner
  • 9.4: Last Modified Pages
  • 9.5: Live Search
  • 9.6: Terms of Use
  • 9.7: Contact

DiskEdit

DiskEdit was developed by system-internal developers of Microsoft Corporation and was shipped with the Windows NT Service Pack 4/5/6a.
It has been used by Microsoft developers to ensure quality of the Windows file systems.

It has been repacked to run under all Windows NT systems. The zip file contains the program with all necessary dlls, and a short readme how to use it.
DiskEdit may be interesting for System professionals to get an internal look into Microsofts file system access.

Download DiskEdit at http://www.viennacomputerproducts.com/downloads/DiskEdit/DiskEdit.zip.

Here are some Screenshots:

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