[Help]VB.NET Dll Injector

[cheesenips]

Hi All,

After browsing this forum for a bit I've noticed most of the source for DLL injectors are in VB6 and also a little outdated. I don't really have much knowledge in this area, but it's something that interests me and I would love to learn how.

I was wondering if there was any newer DLL injector source code kicking around here that was created in VB.NET that I could learn from, thanks all!

EDIT:

I would just like to add - as I'm pretty new to these forums, if there is some sort code archive that I should have checked before making this post please let me know.

[Jason]

Hi All,

After browsing this forum for a bit I've noticed most of the source for DLL injectors are in VB6 and also a little outdated. I don't really have much knowledge in this area, but it's something that interests me and I would love to learn how.

I was wondering if there was any newer DLL injector source code kicking around here that was created in VB.NET that I could learn from, thanks all!

EDIT:

I would just like to add - as I'm pretty new to these forums, if there is some sort code archive that I should have checked before making this post please let me know.

If you actually searched, 90% of injectors sources here ARE in VB.NET. There are probably over 100 tutorials on making an injector now, just search for it and you'll find it.

[cheesenips]

Eh. I must be blind heh. All the posts I see are the same code modified slightly and pasted in a new thread with zero explanation. I'll keep looking though, thanks for your post.

[Jason]

Eh. I must be blind heh. All the posts I see are the same code modified slightly and pasted in a new thread with zero explanation. I'll keep looking though, thanks for your post.

That's exactly what they are haha, it's just the MSDN standard code, few people actually understand the processes of injection. they just take the source and go nuts.

[cheesenips]

It's easy enough to code the code and inject the DLL into an app, the part I'm fuzzy on is how to call functions within the injected DLL from the injected application.

I currently have a simple DLL that displays a helloworld messagebox, but am completely clueless on how to call this function... My first thought was to use GetProcAddress, but then I realized I'm not actually in the process so it won't work.

My second thought was to put my code in the DllMain call, but apparently this is a bad idea from what I've read.

Any insight would be greatly appreciated.

[AceKill3r]

Hi All,

After browsing this forum for a bit I've noticed most of the source for DLL injectors are in VB6 and also a little outdated. I don't really have much knowledge in this area, but it's something that interests me and I would love to learn how.

I was wondering if there was any newer DLL injector source code kicking around here that was created in VB.NET that I could learn from, thanks all!

EDIT:

I would just like to add - as I'm pretty new to these forums, if there is some sort code archive that I should have checked before making this post please let me know.

Here

Enjoy!

[cheesenips]

Why bother posting if you're only going to read the first post?

[Skinnlaw]

I will create one

[cheesenips]

Can anyone get me started in the right direction? It's pretty hard to find good information on the net... Thanks.

Edit: I guess my main question is after creating the remote thread in the target process and having loadlibrary as the first call in the allocated memory of the remotethread, how can I get the remotethread to call my helloworld function from my DLL?

I think my problem is that I'm creating my DLL (that I'm injecting) as a VB.NET class library, and from my understanding C# and vb.net DLLs do not have a DllMain and thus once I inject my DLL into my target processes memory it doesn't know where to start execution. Am I way off base here? Do I have to create my DLLs in C++? Any advice would be greatly appreciated.