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welcome to me analysis for Hedgehog we continue with the enti versing series which I havenamp;#39;t done for quite a long time so um today we look into an anti- dump technique which is called header erase and let me showcases I wrote some uh a minimal ASM code to show this and here it is so itamp;#39;s itamp;#39;s pretty short for assembly um what are we doing basically um the idea behind this and thatamp;#39;s not my idea right I just wrote the code uh the idea behind this is if you once the process is loaded you just raise the header of the process and then dumping tools will not be able to dump the file anymore because the header is missing and thatamp;#39;s whatamp;#39;s Happening Here we will call get module handle a with with zero so we get the module handle to our own process after that we use Virtual protect to make the um to be able to write to the header usually the memor memory region of the header is not writable and it shouldnamp;#39;t be but we need that to erase i
