How to use:

run the DotNet Injector.exe file and wait for it to load, use the window selector/finder to select the process to inject itself. after a successful injection you can load your own application to load in the targeted application.

note: This injector only works on .net applications (VB.NET, C#, and some more)

extra note: I haven't used the dll loader yet so it might not work correctly.

Building

simply run the Build all.bat file and all the files will be collected in the Output folder

Modify and run

Head project is the DotNet Injector project. Place the required exe and dll files in the bin file from that project, from there you should be able to test it.

required files:

• AppConnector32.exe
• AppConnector64.exe
• ManagedInjector32.dll
• ManagedInjector64.dll

AppConnector

this application is an console application that does the injection part

ManagedInjector

this file is being injected, this file runs an other part of the injectors code TakeTwo

DotNet Injector

This application mainly helps identifying different processes with a quick and easy windowfinder/windowselector

Might be added:

A way to select a process from a list if the target process doesn't have a window

Main idea behind this:

The idea to make my own was when I saw the usage of GrayDragon from DigitalBodyguard, I was able to get (some of) the sourcecode and made my own version based on his.