Could use some extra fg, post the details of what you need and I'll give you a quote/timeframe.

I'm looking for a way to hook into every modern and win32 app launch on Windows and pop my own dialog. How long/much you need?

That's easy, just openprocess, virtuallallocec, writeprocessmemory, createremotethread, virtualfree, closehandle.

Just google code injection it's everywhere.

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That's nice explain how I am wrong. Seeing how I have used this method before for similar circumstances this will be interesting.

Also to add to my before mentioned post ld_preload on linux can simulate the same dynamic loadable concept as code caving in Windows without the need to manually inject your code.

This post was edited by AbDuCt on Jul 15 2016 07:00am

He asked how to respond to process creation, you just told him a way to inject code into a running process. What he really needs is, for example, a DLL (two if he wants 64 and 32 bit support) to "pop his dialog", and a method to automatically inject that into new processes (a global hook with SetWindowsHookEx for example).

This is cleaner, more reliable, and actually satisfies his stated requirement.

So your only dispute is that I told him to inject code directly rather than inject a DLL and that I only answered half the question... get off your high horse. You still need to allocate memory for the pathname of the DLL so you can use the windows API to load it. From there you can use the DLL constructors to spawn a dialog box when the main initialization method is called when the DLL is loaded.

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damn.. two brain geniuses going at it

Still taking on tasks for fg