PMCMA stands for Post Memory Corruption Memory Analysis. In a nutshell, it is a new type of ptrace() based debugger we presented at the latest Blackhat US Conference. PMCMA is free software. It is available at http://www.pmcma.org/ under the Apache 2.0 license. Unlike standards debuggers, build by software maintainers to help manually fix software, PMCMA is an offensive one, designed with automation and exploitation in mind. The core novelty of PMCMA is to allow a debugged process to be replicated at will in memory by forcing it to fork. By creating many replicas of the same process, it allows for easy empirical automation and manipulation. For instance, it can be used to overwrite sequentially all writable sections of memory with a remarkable value after a memory corruption bug has occurred inside the address space, and artificially continue execution. This is the best known way to determine all the function pointers actually called within a binary path. Without the need of lengthy single stepping. And fully automatically.