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Jun 7th, 2006, 07:24 PM
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Running an EXE from memory?
Yeah, I know, I'm always asking the difficult ones :-)
But let's say I wrote a program which encrypted EXEs for safety reasons. Is there a way in which I could, once having decrypted them, put the EXE into a specific area in memory or something and execute it without writing it back to HD? This is just a theoretical, not something I am actually planning to do or anything (yet :-)).
Something like this could also be used for data security and program control (ensuring only certain people run your program and it can't be stolen or used on another PC.
I do (as I write this) see the potential security flaws in this idea, as this is probably exactly how viruses and such get around, but is there a safe way to do this?
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