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DllGrabber
DllGrabber:
CreateFile over file name and afterwards will save to the dll, may be used for some visualization, plus ability allocate memory - usefully when dll will allocated on exactly same memory base address, allocating space there will make dll to be loaded on different base address. |
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DllGrabber fixed
DllGrabber fixed was attached.
Fixed a silly bug, now everything should work as it should. Will be great if admin will remove the attachment from first post. |
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Sorry I'm a bit lost here but I don't understand what the use case of this.
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Mostly like PETools or LordPE where you can dump any file from a process. This tool also dump the dll of our choice from process.
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Alocate mem could be allocate mem but who cares,thanks for this tool anyway.
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SaveDllX64 and CopyDllX64
SaveDllX64 and CopyDllX64: grab dll (maybe virtual dll) from 64 bits process;
both make exactly the same thing, SaveDllX64 use CreateFile while CopyDllX64 use CopyFile. You would need to copy config.txt and SaveDllX64.dll to target program directory; inside config.txt file the first line should be the name of dll to be saved, then you inject SaveDllX64.dll in the target process with LoadLibraryInject64 https://forum.tuts4you.com/topic/45799-loadlibraryinject64 https://forum.exetools.com/showthread.php?t=21407 or other x64 process injector, the new file will be saved in target program directory "original_name+_saved" for SaveDllX64; "original_name+__copied" for CopyDllX64. |
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