Run injected dll in targert process !

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Hi !
After successfully inject .dll file into a target process, i' would like to run it but how can i do this !!
I' know how to do it into my application by adding the dllMain() function ...
But in the target process how can it be achived ??
I read many articles talking about windows Hook but i would like to understand the method !
Thnx :)

Posted 19-Aug-14 1:37am

3a©roub

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Richard MacCutchan 19-Aug-14 13:54pm

If you are injecting it into a different process then that process needs to call some method in the dll. Or your program needs to do that. Maybe you should explain more clearly what you are trying to do.

3a©roub 19-Aug-14 19:39pm

Yes this is what i'm looking for: injecting my Dll into a different process then that process needs to call some method in the dll e.g the function DllMain() ...

Richard MacCutchan 20-Aug-14 3:25am

And how are you going to make an independent process suddenly call into a dll that it knows nothing about?

3a©roub 20-Aug-14 6:33am

The dll was injected successfully in the target process (e.g chrome.exe) !
but how to run it from "chrome.exe" !!
"chrome.exe" must call the function DllMain () to start the dll's work!
I know it is possible to do this and through the injection of code (loader) in the target process and well precisely in an empty space {0}
but until now i dont have necessary code ... :/

Richard MacCutchan 20-Aug-14 6:55am

I know it is possible to do this
Sorry, but I don't.

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Member 11017040 · Answer 1 · 2014-08-19T03:39:00

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Hello! i have the same problem! if anybody can help that would be nice :D

Posted 19-Aug-14 3:39am

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Any prgress with your project ??