GuidedHacking Injector

Fully Featured DLL Injector made by Broihon

Release Downloads: Register & Download DLL Injector Here

Injection Methods:

• LoadLibrary
• LdrLoadDll Stub
• Manual Mapping

Launch Methods:

• NtCreateThreadEx
• Thread Hijacking
• SetWindowsHookEx
• QueueUserAPC

Requirements

Windows 10 1809 or above

Description

• Compatible with both 32-bit and 64-bit programs
• Settings of the GUI are saved to a local ini file
• Processes can be selected by name or process ID and by the fancy process picker.

GH Injector Library

Since GH Injector V3.0 the actual injector has been converted in to a library

To use it in your applications you can either use InjectA (ansi) or InjectW (unicode) which are the two functions exported by the "GH Injector - x86.dll" and "GH Injector - x64.dll".

These functions take a pointer to a INJECTIONDATAA/INJECTIONDATAW structure. For more the struct definition / enums / flags check "Injection.h".

How To Use GH Injector & Source Code Review: https://youtu.be/zhA9kSCY3Ec

FAQ

• It's not a virus, it is packed with UPX and uses Autoit, according to most antivirus software that means it's a virus.
• It connects to the internet to check for updates

How to Build from Source

Compile "GH Injector Library\GH Injector Library.sln" with these steps:

1. Open the project
2. Click "Build" in the menubar
3. Click "Batch Build"
4. Tick all 4 release builds (Configuration = Release)
5. Click "Build"
6. Done

Install AutoIt - It is Required to compile GUI - https://www.autoitscript.com/site/autoit/downloads/

Run CompileAndMerge.bat

It will compile the AutoIt files and merge all the required files into "GH Injector".

To run the GH Injector simply open "GH Injector\GH Injector.exe".

Credits

For the Manual Mapping a lot of credits go to Joachim Bauch. I highly recommend you to go there and take a look if you're interested in Manual Mapping and the PE format itself.

The windows structures I use for the unlinking process are mostly inspired by this site which is also a very interesting read.

I also want to credit Anton Bruckner and Dmitri Shostakovich because most of the time coding this I listened to their fantastic music which is probably one of the reasons why this took me way too long.