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  <description>We are given a .vmem file, which is a memory file generated by VMware. The problem description indicates that this VM might be infected with a malware, so let's use Volatility to analyze this memory dump. Let's check what OS this memory dump is running: $ volatility -f BOOM-6452e9b9.vmem imageinfo V…</description>
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  <published>2018-04-14 19:31:29</published>
  <title>HITBXCTF 2018 Quals - boom</title>
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