In order to parse PEB (Process Environment Block) using a job in Windows, the following steps can be taken:
Create a new job object: This is done by calling the CreateJobObject API function.
Set the job object's inheritability: This can be done using the SetHandleInformation function.
Create the process to be analyzed: This can be done by calling the CreateProcess API function with the CREATE_SUSPENDED flag.
Assign the process to the job object: This can be done by calling the AssignProcessToJobObject API function.
Obtain a handle to the process's PEB: This can be done by calling the NtQueryInformationProcess function with the ProcessBasicInformation information class.
Read the PEB: This can be done using the ReadProcessMemory API function with the handle to the process and the address of the PEB.
Clean up: Close any open handles and terminate the job object if necessary.
By following these steps, a job can be used to parse the PEB of a process in Windows.
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