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Add DLL file to resources of injector and make it work..

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hi all mpgh members
i have one injector what i made in VB and dll file
so my question is :
can you add that dll file and put it in resources and debug that injector so it can automatic inject to the process we want..
if you can please someone send code or something how to do this
Thanks

Originally Posted by hitmen69

You just add the dll to resources, then at runtime write it to a temporary file, then inject it.

Almost the same thing in snippet vault.

First thread/post in snippet vault, the last snippet..

Originally Posted by Jason

You just add the dll to resources, then at runtime write it to a temporary file, then inject it.

i dont get it..
i read snippets vault and i know how to do it with exe. file but i dont understand how to do it .dll
Jason can you write a code for me i know that's spoonfeding but can you pls just help me ?
thank you and sorry for my bad english..

Originally Posted by hitmen69

It's the same thing. Both are files.

Add the file to your Resources (My Project > Resources) then use this to write the file:
System.IO.File.WriteAllBytes("blah, file path", My.Resources.ResourceName)

Originally Posted by master131

Add the file to your Resources (My Project > Resources) then use this to write the file:
System.IO.File.WriteAllBytes("blah, file path", My.Resources.ResourceName)

ok i did that but when i click button listbox text will be byte[]array
something like that..

Originally Posted by hitmen69

ok i did that but when i click button listbox text will be byte[]array
something like that..

Try this:
[VB.NET]Read/Write Resource(Bypass Avira)

Originally Posted by Horatio Caine

Try this:
[VB.NET]Read/Write Resource(Bypass Avira)

Horrible example for something so simple.

[highlight=vb.net]
Dim dllLoc As String = IO.Path.Combine(My.Computer.FileSystem.SpecialDire ctories.Temp, Math****und(Rnd() * 912152112319).ToString() + ".dll")
IO.File.WriteAllBytes(dllLoc, My.Resources.Dll)
[/highlight]

Now dllLoc holds the location on disk of your dll.

Originally Posted by Jason

File.IO.WriteAllBytes() for me gives an error. That's why I searched.

i got two errors here...

Originally Posted by hitmen69

i got two errors here...

Dlloc = Either declare a string variable named dlloc or just write the path where it should be extracted.

@*** - Math . Round

ok i did it
but how to now enter that in a listbox?

Originally Posted by hitmen69

ok i did it
but how to now enter that in a listbox?

Seriously, learn the basics of coding.

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