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Enumerating Alternate Data Streams

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Enumerating Alternate Data Streams contained in NTFS files.

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Programming fascinates me. I have been coding since my 8th standard. I first started coding BASIC on a CASIO PB-110 (1 KB RAM) machine. Soon I moved up to a PC XT and started with DBASE and other boring stuff.

The real fun started when I got my hands on VB4. At the same time I was fooling around with VC++. That’s when I got into Windows development. I think the best book I’ve ever read on Windows programming (for beginner) is the one written by Peter Norton on VB4 programming. It has a few chapters on VC++ too.

Quite a few years have passed since my game programming days of college and I kind of miss the ‘programming for fun’ life I had during school/college. I guess, working for these big companies is really a drag, has little to do with technology and too much to do with management, anyway, life goes on. I am now almost totally into VC++/MFC/COM and also C#.

The stuff I love are: C++/VC++, COM/ATL, PHP, MySQL, .NET/C#, playing guitar, age of empires, Jedi Knight and watching all the episodes of StarWars and ofcouse my wife without whom all of this would be worthless.

May the force be with you.

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