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An easy way to view BSOD kernel dumps without using WinDbg. View the bugcheck code and parameters, the exception callstack, loaded module list, unloaded module list and much more.

An easy way to view minidumps without using Visual Studio or WinDbg. View exception callstacks, thread callstacks, memory regions and protections, loaded module list, unloaded module list, and much more.

More detail here: softwareverify.com/blog/secure-ad…

This was inspired by our own desire to improve the software and keep our customers secure. There has been no known breach of machines using our software. I don't think we're a large enough target to have been considered worth the effort - unlike Notepad++.

Yesterday, we released security-focused versions of all our software tools (free, paid and evaluation). The security changes are: o Encrypt communications between our tools and the SVL Admin Service o Verify the client using the service is allowed

Hey @mozthunderbird, how do I stop the menubar from hiding itself? I want a permanent solution, I don't want to need to remember to press ALT to get the menubar back. I want it displayed permanently, like every other application I use.

@TheCoolestCool Also, I could not find any way to email the company to ask presales questions, which is why I'm contacting you here. Surely email would be more time efficient?

We’re adding all the other channels to Distribution.ai We’ve improved the AI podcast show notes We’ve made it easier to schedule posts We’ve improved the UX a ton Busy week.

@TheCoolestCool Hi Ross, A quick look at distribution.ai. I can't find a definitive page listing all the channels you support. I've found mentions of Instagram, Facebook, X, and LinkedIn. Do you support meta's Threads?

@arndissler Ensuring that when you put an elastoplast on a cut it won't fall off.

What is Application Security? Wrong answers only. #appsec

@TheCoolestCool @threadreaderapp unroll

20) No one is going to save you. We’re going into one of the most volatile markets in the last 20 years. Develop your own skillset and start prioritizing your own growth. Ignore the gurus who tell you not to work hard. It’s a privilege *not* to have to work hard. Don’t buy it.

Marketers: Carry these pieces of advice with you into 2023 and beyond. It will save you a bunch of headache, increase your wealth and improve your life.

@TheCoolestCool @EmmanuelTheCEO I hate all the humble bragging and twitter growth bragging. It's so corrosive. You can't help but notice it and even if you think you don't care, you're aware of it. How much I would like a filter that would get rid of it all. Great thread Ross.

@EmmanuelTheCEO Lots of humble brags wrapped up as advice.

Wishing you a Merry compile and a bug free build.

A new version of Memory Validator is in development that allows you to slice and dice all the various statistics displays (timeline, running total, types, sizes, allocations, hotspots) by allocator type - for example, by CRT, GDI handles, USER32 handles, user-defined types.

Building command lines can be a chore, and error prone. We created Command Line Builder to make building command lines simpler, easier and less error prone. blog.softwareverify.com/the-command-li…

You can use environment variables with many of our command line parameters and in some configuration files. How do you debug when that goes wrong? I've written about there here: blog.softwareverify.com/using-and-debu…

New updates for Exception Tracer and TDS Browser, fixing a possible Windows message queue bug, and fixing a line number offset bug.

New update of Memory Validator. This release fixes a bug on the Timeline display that causes some machines to hang because the Windows message queue gets saturated. softwareverify.com/cpp-memory.php

New releases of our tools today. Fixing a variety of bugs, the main one being able to read TDS debug information for .bpl and .def files. Improved documentation for the API and NT Service API to prevent confusion. Change history info here: softwareverify.com/change-history…