Managed, high performance, fully featured memory manipulation library written in C#, providing a very easy to use API.
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A quick tool for hiding a new process running shellcode.
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Linux shared object injector written in pure C
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BlueRain is a fully-featured, managed memory manipulation library written in C#
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[C# & Rust] An implementation of efficient, shared, concurrent and permanent storage of objects in unmanaged memory in static, non-changing locations that last the lifetime of a given process.
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A growing collection of open-source tools for reverse engineering, debugging, and software analysis. Includes utilities for process manipulation, binary inspection, and web analysis. Ideal for security researchers, developers, and CTF enthusiasts. Contribute and explore!
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MITRE ATT&CK Submission - Changing Module names at runtime
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Coursework and projects related to operating systems, covering key topics like process management, memory allocation, and file systems.
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Run & control external programs from an Elixir process
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