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    Loading dll ( infecting pe )

    My little example which infects firefox.

    1.unpack dll from itself.
    2.infects firefox.
    3.when firefox started loads dll and jump to original entry point.



    So it is example and addresses in shellcode are hardcoded.
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    Nice..
    Code:
    if( cumshot ->squirts() == hands ) {
       do {
          hands->wash();
       } while( hands->sticky() );
    }
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    http://qualitytobacco.Research Articlespot.com/

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    Cool thanks, just wondering would there be a way of injecting the dll or something with the same effect with out writing the dll to disk?.. i kinda just posted this in a differnt topic but this one seems more apropriate

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    Quote Originally Posted by DigitalNemesis View Post
    Cool thanks, just wondering would there be a way of injecting the dll or something with the same effect with out writing the dll to disk?.. i kinda just posted this in a differnt topic but this one seems more apropriate
    mm.. nice source Although hardcoding addresses is ehh.. but still good source
    Best part of the source:
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    	if( !infect("firefox.exe") ) 
    		OutputDebugString("[inf]-> Epic Fail\n");
    Last edited by mjrod5; 18-03-2010 at 03:45.
    In The Oven (err in Development) : Pie
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    What are you? Like 10 years old?
    That's complete rubbish, you probably got your depictions of being a "hacker" from a prepubescent forum infested with homosexually-oriented pedophiles.
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    Quote Originally Posted by DigitalNemesis View Post
    Cool thanks, just wondering would there be a way of injecting the dll or something with the same effect with out writing the dll to disk?.. i kinda just posted this in a differnt topic but this one seems more apropriate
    what do you mean by "same effect"? you can copy custom pe loader to remote process, then copy your dll file to remote process, then create a remote thread that would kick in the loader. then you would get your dll loaded from memory in a remote process (completely bypassing windows loader). is that what you want?
    xor eax, eax
    mov [eax], 0

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    Quote Originally Posted by rndbit View Post
    what do you mean by "same effect"? you can copy custom pe loader to remote process, then copy your dll file to remote process, then create a remote thread that would kick in the loader. then you would get your dll loaded from memory in a remote process (completely bypassing windows loader). is that what you want?

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