Intro So i’ve been playing rocket league for as long as I can remember, and I have this mod called BakkesMod. I have BakkesMod to use skins I don’t have unlocked, you can basically call it a “skin changer” with one caveat, you can only see the skins client side. On the other hand it has loads of functionality. It was only a matter of time before I thought to myself “How does this even work?

Welcome to the second installment of “Land Of The PEB”. Last post we talked about what the PEB was and some ways it could be used to ones advantage. You can’t run from it trust me.. You can find it in your nearest neighborhood even the one you’re using to read this post (If you’re on windows), but one thing we may be able to run from is the debugger. Using the PEB for Anti-Debugging purposes is a fairly known technique but don’t let that fool you it’s still a good thing to know.

Welcome to my first series called “Land Of The PEB” where I will be discussing various topics related to the Process Environment Block (PEB). What is this thing? The Process Environment Block (we will refer to as PEB) is a data structure in the Windows NT operating system that holds lots of useful information about the current process like.. Debug Flags Process start command line arguments Pointer to the process’s heap The base address of the current process.

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