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A brief overview of how to start with HyperDbg

Quick Start

Starting with HyperDbg

First of all, you should know about different Operation Modes and Prerequisites in HyperDbg.

If you want to learn how to use HyperDbg along with practical and real-world examples visit the following tutorial.

If you want to build HyperDbg, follow the steps in the links below; you can also download compiled binaries instead of building HyperDbg.

After that, you need to attach to an instance of HyperDbg.

Finally, you can see many examples provided in the following link to use HyperDbg.

User-mode Debugging examples:

{% content-ref url="../using-hyperdbg/user-mode-debugging/examples/" %} examples {% endcontent-ref %}

Kernel-mode Debugging examples:

{% content-ref url="../using-hyperdbg/kernel-mode-debugging/examples/" %} examples {% endcontent-ref %}

Script engine examples:

{% embed url="https://docs.hyperdbg.org/commands/scripting-language/examples" %}

Done! You successfully used HyperDbg Debugger.

List of HyperDbg Commands

Scripting Language

More advanced topics...

If you want to see more advanced topics about HyperDbg.

Things to consider when using HyperDbg

Miscellaneous topics...

HyperDbg Research and Design Internals

If you want to participate in HyperDbg

You can also follow the contribution guide.

Software Development Kit (SDK)

{% embed url="https://docs.hyperdbg.org/using-hyperdbg/sdk" %}

Any other questions

If you have any other questions, then it's probably addressed in the FAQ section. If your question remains unanswered or your problem is unsolved, you can create an issue.