I cannot use #1 (-server) or #2 (breakin.exe ), because I want to debug the startup code of an authentication provider, so I need LSASS.exe start under ntsd -d. I can't let it run and attach later on.
The rest:Source mode requires access from the system running the debugger to the source files. In the case of debugging user mode code over the kernel mode connection, this becomes tricky. Since the test is executing in the context of ntsd on the target machine, and that machine is broken into the debugger, loading source files generally doesn't work. I believe if you put a full source tree on the target machine or pointed the source path to a share, it might, but I haven't verified that.
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The .NET code was compiled running on "any cpu", the server running is x64 and so is the IIS, when looking at det w3wp.exe it also runs x64, so the dump was taken using x64 taskmanager on the server and I use x64 ntsd to debug.
The following table contains possible examples of ntsd.exe being misused. While ntsd.exe is not inherently malicious, its legitimate functionality can be abused for malicious purposes. 0852c4b9a8
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