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Matt Pietrek's Home Page

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Matt Pietrek is god of windows internals. Matt is the author of one of my favorite books: "Windows 95 system programming secrets" and edits "Under the hood" in MSJ. The page doesn't contain much information of a programming nature - never the less worth a visit. He has some cool links :)

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Walter Oney's Homepage

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Walter Oney is the demi-god of VxD's and author of the authorotive VxD book: "Windows 95 Systems Programming". His page is most definately worth a visit.

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Liu TaoTao's homepage

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Liu TaoTao is a master of Programming. His author of the TR dos simulation debugger and the windows TRW systems debugger - both which are freeware. His homepage documents a lot of the undocumented Windows stuff.

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Microsoft Developers Network

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Microsofts online resource for windows developers. This site contains SDK's and DDK's in an online archive - which definately makes it a valuable resource.

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Microsoft Systems Journal

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Microsoft Systems Journal is the primary magazine for windows use and abuse from a programmers point of view anyways.

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Windows Internals

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How strange! A site about windows internals. A good resource on Windows Internals - especially tools & texts. Definately worth a visit!!!!

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Andrew Schulman's homepage

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Andrew Schulman is the Windows-worlds enfant terrible. Havok & mayhem seems to follow suit with Schulman which makes his homepage a distinct pleassure to devour.

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James Finnegan's homepage

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Finnegan appears to be the tech editor on 2 out of three internals book on windows :).. "A really sick, twisted mind" - Matt Pietrek. Finnegan is also editor on MSJ. His page is quite good.

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System Internals

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This is IMHO the very best site on Windows internals on the whole Web. Mostly ring 0 code for both Win9x & NT. But generally the site is a well of good sourcecodes. Mostly C though :( Untill lately known as NTinternals.com

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Z-Trace/W homepage

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Home of the Windows Systems Debugger Z-Trace/W.

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Hornet Archives

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The Hornet archive is the "Demo" scene's official unofficial joint venture to promote demo's. The sourcecode archieves are very impressing and the demo's and other artworks are soooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo cool.

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Sandpile

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Sandpile is a major resource in only documentation on the intel processor. Unlike the intel link this is readable online and it does contain a little something on much hyped Appendix H.

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Take an intel processor. Add some Robert Collins. Let it simmer. And you have intelligent controversy. Robert Collins love taking processors apparts. His page is pretty hardcore and pretty entertaining and last but not least very informative on undocumented and documented INTEL information.

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Intel - home of PC. Valuable and free information in excess is avaible on this site.

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Worsit's FileFormat Archive

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One of the sites that I totally admire. If you need documentation - official as unofficial - this is the best bet on the web..

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Fravia's homepage

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Home of the HCU. Fravia's legendary site about cracking which IMHO is overrated because it has generally taken a "how to crack this specific product" approach which teaches you techniques which in practice turn out to be very hard to apply. Still - worth a visit for anybody into desiging copyprotection. A must actually. The wise man always studies his opponant.

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Lord Caligo's Fantastic World Of Cracking

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Home of the HCU. Fravia's legendary site about cracking which IMHO is overrated because it has generally taken a "how to crack this specific product" approach which teaches you techniques which in practice turn out to be very hard to apply. Still - worth a visit for anybody into desiging copyprotection. A must actually. The wise man always studies his opponant.