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Questionhow hook the registry Pin
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Code-o-mat16-May-10 0:17
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Don't know which method of DLL injection you will choose but i guess since you want to monitor every process's attempts to access the registry you will choose the 1st method (Registry) under the "Injecting techniques" on the page you linked to in your post. Just a warning here, not everyone has the rights to read/write any parts of the registry, so don't get bad surprises e.g. when your proggie works great under Windows xp but fails on Vista (like i had this experience sadly Frown | :( ) or it works ok under the admin account but not under a normal user account. Anyways, i did some work with api hooking myself, so if you get stuck somewhere, ask away and if i can, i help.
> The problem with computers is that they do what you tell them to do and not what you want them to do. <
> Sometimes you just have to hate coding to do it well. <

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