>> I know I am coming late on this one, but registry >> keys that contain NULL >> characters cannot be accessed through REGEDIT. You >> have to rely on the >> low-level NTDLL API to access them. It is known >> "copy protection" trick :) > What?
This is an answer to Vic's original email: ----- Key name contains embedded nulls (*),8/13/2001 12:06,0 bytes,HKLM\SECURITY\Policy\Secrets\SAC* Key name contains embedded nulls (*),8/13/2001 12:06,0 bytes,HKLM\SECURITY\Policy\Secrets\SAI* Key name contains embedded nulls (*),3/24/2005 11:56,0 ----- My point was: you cannot access registry keys that embbed NULL bytes using REGEDIT. You have to use a tool that relies on Windows native API. Regards, - Nicolas RUFF
