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July 15th, 2007 08:04 PM
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Identify which dlls an executable uses
Hi
I've seen some digital forensics books and articles refer to having a "clean" version of executables (such as cmd.exe from various versions of Windows) on write-only media. It struck me that some (if not most) executables use one or more dlls and I wonder of it's possible to trace which is/are used? Ideally, I'd like to use a utility which is native to Windows but, if that's not possible, freeware or shareware.
Thanks for your time.
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