.NET Injection [v1.0.0.0]

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How 'bout abit of an introduction first? My name is LithiumToast. I am hobbyist Visual Basic.NET and C#.NET programmer with a alittlebit of knowledge of C# and C++. I was a respected member under the name Toast on ghb but that place is long gone now. I know this kinda looks shady as this is my first post but I ensure you this not a scam/virus/waste of time or any of that crap.

 

Okay now the good stuff.

 

This is an 32-Bit/64-Bit injector that injects a .NET library, yes that means C#.NET or VB.NET code, into a native remote process such as WarRock.

 

All the code is 100% made by me except for the command prompt injector, which is nothing but a normal unmanaged injector that works on all Windows operating systems. Expect an update in a couple days for timed injection . Found any bugs? Please report them in this thread. I will try to fix them asap.

 

Download:

[hide_me]MULI - Managed & Unmanaged Library Injector v1.0.0.0[/hide_me]

 

Download:

[hide_me]Demo Library Injection v1.0.0.0[/hide_me]

 

*Intructions*

 

- Create a library with Visual Studio that you will be injecting. (Demo Library Injection source available to download above)

- Build your library with Visual Studio.

- Open MULI.exe

- Select managed injection. (default)

- Browse for your .NET library file.

- Enter the namespace.class for your .NET library. If your using the Demo Library Injection this is "Demo_Injection_Library.Launcher" without quotations.

- Enter the method name that will be executed from your .NET library. If your using the Demo Library Injection this is "Launch" without quotations.

- Enter a parameter that will be passed with your method. If your using the Demo Library Injection whatever you enter here will popup in the messagebox.

- Hit the "Save" button to save your .NET library information. (MULI will remember your .NET library information.)

- Select your process either from a list of processes or from a window.

- Unless you created a 64-Bit library and your target process is 64-Bit press the Inject 32-Bit button. (WarRock is 32-Bit) The time you inject your library doesn't really matter so far lol, but try to inject it before any anti-hacking software loads such as HackShield for stable results and to keep this undetected!.

 

*Screenshots*

 

Edited September 22, 2010 by LithiumToast

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This Method was a long time non-public, well now it's public and many Biene Maja hacks are coming back

[LithiumToast 0]

Oh, I remember hearing somewhere Hans had figured this out before I even started to be interested in hacking. I heard this like over a year ago lol. But, this is still quite useful for people who started out like me, with no pre-experience in programming.

 

Site note: Runtime.Marshal class, in the .NET framework, offers memory functions for the current process. Which if injected would be the remote process lol. I have tested most of the functions and they seem to be working correctly, however write functions sometimes get a insufficient rights error while the WriteProcessMemory API doesn't.

Edited September 23, 2010 by LithiumToast

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How 'bout abit of an introduction first? My name is LithiumToast. I am hobbyist Visual Basic.NET and C#.NET programmer with a alittlebit of knowledge of C# and C++. I was a respected member under the name Toast on ghb but that place is long gone now. I know this kinda looks shady as this is my first post but I ensure you this not a scam/virus/waste of time or any of that crap.

 

Okay now the good stuff.

 

This is an 32-Bit/64-Bit injector that injects a .NET library, yes that means C#.NET or VB.NET code, into a native remote process such as WarRock.

 

All the code is 100% made by me except for the command prompt injector, which is nothing but a normal unmanaged injector that works on all Windows operating systems. Expect an update in a couple days for timed injection . Found any bugs? Please report them in this thread. I will try to fix them asap.

 

Download:

[ Hidden part. View original post. ]

 

Download:

[ Hidden part. View original post. ]

 

*Intructions*

 

- Create a library with Visual Studio that you will be injecting. (Demo Library Injection source available to download above)

- Build your library with Visual Studio.

- Open MULI.exe

- Select managed injection. (default)

- Browse for your .NET library file.

- Enter the namespace.class for your .NET library. If your using the Demo Library Injection this is "Demo_Injection_Library.Launcher" without quotations.

- Enter the method name that will be executed from your .NET library. If your using the Demo Library Injection this is "Launch" without quotations.

- Enter a parameter that will be passed with your method. If your using the Demo Library Injection whatever you enter here will popup in the messagebox.

- Hit the "Save" button to save your .NET library information. (MULI will remember your .NET library information.)

- Select your process either from a list of processes or from a window.

- Unless you created a 64-Bit library and your target process is 64-Bit press the Inject 32-Bit button. (WarRock is 32-Bit) The time you inject your library doesn't really matter so far lol, but try to inject it before any anti-hacking software loads such as HackShield for stable results and to keep this undetected!.

 

*Screenshots*

 

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How 'bout abit of an introduction first? My name is LithiumToast. I am hobbyist Visual Basic.NET and C#.NET programmer with a alittlebit of knowledge of C# and C++. I was a respected member under the name Toast on ghb but that place is long gone now. I know this kinda looks shady as this is my first post but I ensure you this not a scam/virus/waste of time or any of that crap.

 

Okay now the good stuff.

 

This is an 32-Bit/64-Bit injector that injects a .NET library, yes that means C#.NET or VB.NET code, into a native remote process such as WarRock.

 

All the code is 100% made by me except for the command prompt injector, which is nothing but a normal unmanaged injector that works on all Windows operating systems. Expect an update in a couple days for timed injection . Found any bugs? Please report them in this thread. I will try to fix them asap.

 

Download:

[ Hidden part. View original post. ]

 

Download:

[ Hidden part. View original post. ]

 

*Intructions*

 

- Create a library with Visual Studio that you will be injecting. (Demo Library Injection source available to download above)

- Build your library with Visual Studio.

- Open MULI.exe

- Select managed injection. (default)

- Browse for your .NET library file.

- Enter the namespace.class for your .NET library. If your using the Demo Library Injection this is "Demo_Injection_Library.Launcher" without quotations.

- Enter the method name that will be executed from your .NET library. If your using the Demo Library Injection this is "Launch" without quotations.

- Enter a parameter that will be passed with your method. If your using the Demo Library Injection whatever you enter here will popup in the messagebox.

- Hit the "Save" button to save your .NET library information. (MULI will remember your .NET library information.)

- Select your process either from a list of processes or from a window.

- Unless you created a 64-Bit library and your target process is 64-Bit press the Inject 32-Bit button. (WarRock is 32-Bit) The time you inject your library doesn't really matter so far lol, but try to inject it before any anti-hacking software loads such as HackShield for stable results and to keep this undetected!.

 

*Screenshots*

 

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How 'bout abit of an introduction first? My name is LithiumToast. I am hobbyist Visual Basic.NET and C#.NET programmer with a alittlebit of knowledge of C# and C++. I was a respected member under the name Toast on ghb but that place is long gone now. I know this kinda looks shady as this is my first post but I ensure you this not a scam/virus/waste of time or any of that crap.

 

Okay now the good stuff.

 

This is an 32-Bit/64-Bit injector that injects a .NET library, yes that means C#.NET or VB.NET code, into a native remote process such as WarRock.

 

All the code is 100% made by me except for the command prompt injector, which is nothing but a normal unmanaged injector that works on all Windows operating systems. Expect an update in a couple days for timed injection . Found any bugs? Please report them in this thread. I will try to fix them asap.

 

Download:

[hide_me]MULI - Managed & Unmanaged Library Injector v1.0.0.0[/hide_me]

 

Download:

[hide_me]Demo Library Injection v1.0.0.0[/hide_me]

 

*Intructions*

 

- Create a library with Visual Studio that you will be injecting. (Demo Library Injection source available to download above)

- Build your library with Visual Studio.

- Open MULI.exe

- Select managed injection. (default)

- Browse for your .NET library file.

- Enter the namespace.class for your .NET library. If your using the Demo Library Injection this is "Demo_Injection_Library.Launcher" without quotations.

- Enter the method name that will be executed from your .NET library. If your using the Demo Library Injection this is "Launch" without quotations.

- Enter a parameter that will be passed with your method. If your using the Demo Library Injection whatever you enter here will popup in the messagebox.

- Hit the "Save" button to save your .NET library information. (MULI will remember your .NET library information.)

- Select your process either from a list of processes or from a window.

- Unless you created a 64-Bit library and your target process is 64-Bit press the Inject 32-Bit button. (WarRock is 32-Bit) The time you inject your library doesn't really matter so far lol, but try to inject it before any anti-hacking software loads such as HackShield for stable results and to keep this undetected!.

 

*Screenshots*

 

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I'm still wondering why there aren't some new 1337Biene Majahacks out, this method is so usefull