Pls help.
Dont be offended i have been trying to work somethings out.
The DLL injector as well as the DLL has been having some slight issues , and thats why i decided to paste on here
the DLL injector i wrote with your help fails, been trying to dig up something , but still fails along the line code for it goes thus
Ha! Thanks, here is what. I injected into Iexplore.exe and chrome.exe it gave me error 87. I was thinking, why, maybe, it seems to be because, the parameter couldn't be found. What could be the problem, or rather what do you think it is, do u think in the GetProcessId() I put the full path of the target process
I don't know what you did think about being blocking PID retrieval when there is more than one process with the same name exists. With that part removed injection into IE goes just fine:
Guess that should be the same thing wrong with chrome and the rest of them... hmm. I'm happy in learning here.
Thank you sir. What's the name of the tool you used to check for the injected dll? Process hacker?
Already mentioned the name in the conversation. Seems like you missed that.
You didn't get me, I meant the software used to view the injected dll inside the process. You sent me a screenshot, so I wanted to know the name of the software, that's what I meant
The name of the software I used to view the list of DLLs loaded to a process, no matter injected or loaded natural way, is: Process Explorer.
And this is the post where I mentioned it. I did exactly what I recommended in the post
By the way, there is much more easy way to make sure your dll is successfully injected. The way is called Process Explorer. So you just get rid of all the odd stuff in dll, and inject it with your injector, and inspect your victim with Process Explorer.
Last edited by Igor Vartanov; June 1st, 2015 at 09:04 AM.
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