Unpacking level 3 blue thing

Needs to go in the top drawer for the level to end. Photos and magnets go on the fridge. It’s also a good idea to put the whiteboard from the bedroom here because it’ll go well with everything else. Put the random electronics that are left over onto the counter and then move on from the kitchen. Unpacking the Living Room 2010 Walkthrough Screenshot by Gamepur The living room in Unpacking’s 2010 chapter is mostly about where to place the colossal number of books the protagonist has brought with them. Smaller items like dice and statues pocket the books, but they can be squeezed into the spaced left between them on the shelves. The Nintendo Gamecube slots in above the speakers. This will leave a couple of books that can go under the glass table. Finally, the last few bits and pieces can go on top of the TV and second speaker to make the room look loved in. Unpacking the Bedroom 2010 Walkthrough Screenshot by Gamepur The bedroom is where the 2010 chapter lags in Unpacking. The bulk of the work in this room is placing clothes in the closet. It’s tedious, but it won’t take too long. Shoes and weights are good under the shelves because this leaves space for shirts and jeans. We found that the green hat is also best in the closet under the jackets. The yoga mat, purple purse, and blue blanket all go under the bed with the framed diploma from the bathroom.

Driver inside itself. One thing worth to mention: the author employed a small trick in an attempt for anti-static analysis during this unpacking process. He first hooks an imported API in the IAT of current driver with the unpacking routine, then call that API, and because that API address in the IAT has been modified already, the execution is transferred to the real decompressing procedure. When an analyst uses static analysis (e.g IDA disassembly) he could miss the unpacking routine. In the sample I analyze, the hooked API is RtlAppendAsciizToString. Figure 3. TDL3 kernel mode dropper anti-static analysis: IAT self hooking At the end of this stage, the loader performs the PE mapping against the unpacked driver over an NonpagedPool and finally jumps to that new zone, begins its second stage of kernel mode infection. II.4 The second kernel mode dropper stage: Infecting & storing rootkit’s code The real deal lies in the “freshly baked” codes. It does various things to survive the rootkit reboot, but the most important and interesting parts are: o Infecting miniport driver o Survive-reboot strategy o Direct read/write to hard disk using SCSI class request II.4. 1 Infecting driver The infector first queries the device object responsible with partition0 on the hard disk device which the “\systemroot” is linked/installed on. It’s convinient for the rootkit to retrieve the last miniport driver object and the name of the driver’s binary file via that device object. For example, in my analysis, name of the driver is “atapi” while “\systemroot\system32\drivers\atapi.sys” is going to be infected. The infecting algorithm isn’t complicated, it overwrites the data of “.rsrc” section of victim driver with 824 bytes instead of kidnapping the whole driver like others did (e.g Rustock.C), so that size of the infected file isn’t changed before and after the infection

Is, like Cool Duck, introduced in 1997 but not seen again until 2012. Unlike Cool Duck, Happy Frog continues its journey through new houses afterwards, appearing in both 2013 and 2015. In 2018, it is once again missing.Happy Frog looks like a common green frog. Its throat and belly are lighter than the rest of its body. Its eyes are blue and it has two small nostrils. It has big blush marks on its cheeks and is smiling wide. Its arms are sitting between its legs.Bluey the Dragon[] Bluey the Dragon follows the same story as Happy Frog first appearing in 1997 and reappearing from 2012 to 2015. This plushie was designed and named after a character from the webcomic Dragon Tails created by Unpacking Developer Tim Dawson. Bluey looks like a medium blue dragon with cream horns, belly and claws. It also has golden orange eyes and wing membranes. It is noticeably bigger than other plushies, being larger than Piggy itself.Roommates' Plushies[]In 2007, P moves in with two of her friends. Both of these friends have plushies, however who owns which is not specified. The most likely assumption is that the beetle plushie belongs to the roommate who owns other bug-related items in the level. The bear and dog plushies are placed next to each other, unlike the beetle which is standing on another shelf, which could mean that the two of them belong to the other roommate.Beetle[]Beetle is grey and blue with huge yellow eyes. It has two mandibles on tops of its head, a set of arms allowing it to rest on a shelf, and a second set of arms sitting between its legs.Bear[]Bear is black with cream inner ears, snout, belly and under paws. Its eyes and nose are black just like its body.Dog[]Dog is several