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How to write a Memory Scanner using C#

Rojan Gh.

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23 Sep 2006CPOL8 min read

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Search a process' memory to find specified 16, 32 or 64 bit data values.

sojanermemoryscanner_src.zip
- MemoryScanner.sln
- MemoryScanner
  - FreezeValues.cs
  - FreezeValues.Designer.cs
  - FreezeValues.resx
  - FreezeWindow.cs
  - FreezeWindow.Designer.cs
  - FreezeWindow.resx
  - Hat.ico
  - MemoryScanner.cs
  - MemoryScanner.csproj
  - ProcessWindow.cs
  - ProcessWindow.Designer.cs
  - ProcessWindow.resx
  - Program.cs
  - Properties
    - AssemblyInfo.cs
    - Resources.Designer.cs
    - Resources.resx
    - Settings.Designer.cs
    - Settings.settings
  - ReScan.cs
  - ReScan.Designer.cs
  - ReScan.resx
  - Resources
    - CloseButton.png
    - CubeImage.png
    - EarthGreen.png
    - Hat.png
    - NextButton.png
    - ProcessImage.png
    - Refresh.png
    - Splash.png
    - Thumbs.db
  - SplashWindow.cs
  - SplashWindow.Designer.cs
  - SplashWindow.resx
  - Thumbs.db
  - WholeMemoryScan.cs
  - WholeMemoryScan.Designer.cs
  - WholeMemoryScan.resx
sojanermemoryscanner_demo.zip
- MemoryScanner.exe

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Rojan Gh.

Founder Sojaner AB

Sweden

UX designer and full stack developer mainly focused on .NET technologies.
Currently loving .NET Core 2.0.

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