Powerful x86/x64 Mini Hook-Engine

Daniel Pistelli

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A powerful x86/x64 Hook-Engine

nthookengine.zip
- disasmtest
  - disasmtest.sln
  - disasmtest
    - disasmtest.cpp
    - disasmtest.vcproj
    - distorm.h
    - distorm_x64.lib
    - distorm_x86.lib
    - ReadMe.txt
    - stdafx.cpp
    - stdafx.h
  - release
    - disasmtest.exe
  - x64
    - release
      - disasmtest.exe
- NtHookEngine
  - NtHookEngine.sln
  - NtHookEngine
    - distorm.h
    - distorm_x64.lib
    - distorm_x86.lib
    - NtHookEngine.cpp
    - NtHookEngine.rc
    - NtHookEngine.vcproj
    - ReadMe.txt
    - resource.h
    - stdafx.cpp
    - stdafx.h
  - release
    - NtHookEngine.dll
    - NtHookEngine.exp
    - NtHookEngine.lib
  - x64
    - release
      - NtHookEngine.dll
      - NtHookEngine.exp
      - NtHookEngine.lib
- NtHookEngine_Test
  - NtHookEngine_Test.sln
  - NtHookEngine_Test
    - NtHookEngine_Test.cpp
    - NtHookEngine_Test.h
    - NtHookEngine_Test.ico
    - NtHookEngine_Test.rc
    - NtHookEngine_Test.vcproj
    - ReadMe.txt
    - resource.h
    - small.ico
    - stdafx.cpp
    - stdafx.h
  - release
    - NtHookEngine.dll
    - NtHookEngine_Test.exe
  - x64
    - release
      - NtHookEngine.dll
      - NtHookEngine_Test.exe

// stdafx.cpp : source file that includes just the standard includes
// NtHookEngine.pch will be the pre-compiled header
// stdafx.obj will contain the pre-compiled type information

#include "stdafx.h"

// TODO: reference any additional headers you need in STDAFX.H
// and not in this file

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Written By

Daniel Pistelli

Software Developer

Germany

The languages I know best are: C, C++, C#, Assembly (x86, x64, ARM), MSIL, Python, Lua. The environments I frequently use are: Qt, Win32, MFC, .NET, WDK. I'm a developer and a reverse engineer and I like playing around with internals.

You can find most of my work at http://ntcore.com.

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