However, better late than never. In the last couple of days I finally installed it on a box and I’m in the process of screwing around it and trying to learn some of its really cool and useful features.

One of the things that I’d like to do with Pai Mei is integrate it (pstalker) into my fuzzing program so I can measure code coverage when fuzzing. This is really nothing new, but I think it’ll help out my fuzzing program a lot that I have going on.

While trying to learn about Pai Mei and while installing it I came across some tutorials written by Ricardo Narvaja. I came across them on woodman’s RCE forums. These are really cool because there’s not too much as far as how-to’s or tutorials on using Pai Mei. His tutorials have been really useful to me even though they are in Spanish…

So I decided to do a bit of translating on them (just using google translate) and they came out sort of decent. One that doesn’t know Spanish could pretty much follow along using a bit of common sense, the google translation, and by looking at the screenshots and examples.

I’ve posted them here.

BTW – Ricardo, you kick ass, and thanks for your contributions to the community.

Cheers,

Chuck B.