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Hey All, hope you can shed some light on this for me, i have a few questions...
1. Is there an event thrown when one process injects a value into the memory space of another process?
2. Is there a way(in c# or c, c+) to "lock" the memory space of a particular process, or lock in a fashion so that only approved processes may access its memory space?
Thanks in advance,
dave
The purpose of a managed language is that you don't need to work with these things. You might remember malloc() from C, which you don't need to use now. Instead, you simply declare and instantiate your object and the allocation is done for you.
Is there something specific you are trying to do with regards to point #2?
what i want to do is monitor certain address to determine if someone/something is injecting values, i was wondering if there was a way to determine which process was doing the injecting, or if the injection could be blocked.
would there be a way to monitor the API call that would be made inorder to make this injection?
this link is a good example of what i will be trying to catch :)
Tell you what, drop C#. Head over to the C/C++ forum. These are languages better suited to your needs and are 'lower level' than C# and will therefore be able to give you more access to the memory spaces.
yeah thats what i figured i'd have to do, i was praying there was a way to do this :(Quote:
Originally Posted by mendhak
Have you tried a fixed() block? Depends what you want to do really.