[C++]CSyringe - Out of Process Mem Manager

[cenron]

Hey all. I don't know if this will be useful to anyone but here is a project I been working on since I saw Shynds cool Black Magic library.

It can read/modify memory location of a process and also inject and execute code.

Take a look and tell me what you think.

ReadMe:

/* CSyringe Class - Handle Reading & Writing memory and also Injecting and Executing your own code.
   Author: Cenron

	Usage:

		The memory class uses datatype wrappers to make it easier to get/set data.
		Supported Wrappers:
			[+]Get/SetMem( unsigned long )
			[+]Get/SetMem( __int64 )
			[+]Get/SetMem( float )
			[+]Get/SetMem( char * )
			[+]Get/SetMem( int )

		If you need to get data and pass it into a diffrent type then what is listed above.
		Then you need to call the Write()/Read() methods. Here is a quick example of its usage.

		GetMemory()->Read( (DWORD)dwAddress, (DWORD)dwLen, (LPVOID)&sMyStruct );
		GetMemory()->Write( (DWORD)dwAddress, (DWORD)dwLen, (LPVOID)&sMyStruct );

		Example.

		#include "CSyringe.h"

		void __declspec(naked)  __start()
		{
			__asm 
			{
				PUSH 0
				PUSH 0xDEADBEEF
				PUSH 0xDEADBEEF
				PUSH 0
				MOV EAX, 0x7E4507EA
				CALL EAX
				RET
			}
		}
		void __end() {}

		int main()
		{
				// Find the process we want to work with and open a handle to it.
				DWORD dwPid = GetPidByName( "MyProgram.exe" );
				hProcess = OpenProcess( PROCESS_ALL_ACCESS, TRUE, dwPid );

				// Declare our class and pass our handle to it.
				CSyringe * gpSy = new CSyringe( hProcess );

				// Declare what text we want our MessageBox to display.
				char sText[] = "Hey There";	

				// Prepare our injector for the text...
				gpSy->CreateInjector( (DWORD)sText, strlen( sText ), "MsgBoxTxt" );

				// Then inject the string.
				gpSy->GetThreadByName( "MsgBoxTxt" )->Inject();

				// Prepare our injector for the MessageBox injection...
				gpSy->CreateInjector( (DWORD)__start, (DWORD)((DWORD)__end - (DWORD)__start), "MessageBox" );

				// Then inject the stub.
				gpSy->GetThreadByName( "MessageBox" )->Inject();

				// Modify the 0xDEADBEEF in our stub to the actual address.
				gpSy->GetMemory()->SetMem( (DWORD)((DWORD)gpSy->GetInjectorByName( "MessageBox" )->GetAllocAddr() + 0x03), (unsigned long)gpSy->GetThreadByName( "MsgBoxTxt" )->GetAllocAddr() );
				gpSy->GetMemory()->SetMem( (DWORD)((DWORD)gpSy->GetInjectorByName( "MessageBox" )->GetAllocAddr() + 0x08), (unsigned long)gpSy->GetThreadByName( "MsgBoxTxt" )->GetAllocAddr() );

				// Check to make sure our address was changed to the right area.
				DWORD  dwChecker;
				gpSy->GetMemory()->GetMem( (DWORD)((DWORD)gpSy->GetThreadByName( "MessageBox" )->GetAllocAddr() + 0x03), dwChecker );

				printf( "%d\n", dwChecker );

				// Execute the stub we injected.
				gpSy->GetThreadByName( "MessageBox" )->Execute();

				// Clean Up.
				CloseHandle( hProcess );
			return 0;
		}
	Updates:
		- [01-21-2009] Added CTCore and CThread classes. Not implemented. 
		- [01-16-2009] Added syringe control class and remote thread class, can now inject and exectue code in said process.
		- [01-14-2009] Added Memory Write Capability. There are also a few type wrappers for the Write function.
		- [01-13-2009] Added Memory Read Capability. There are also a few type wrappers for the Read function.
		- [01-13-2009] Started project.


	Todo:
		[+] Get the thread manager working.
*/

EDIT: Every time I try to upload it fails.
But its posted at Game Deception.

Here is the link

[C++]CSyringe - Out of Process Mem Manager - Game Deception - Forums

[Cypher]

Err. Is there supposed to be code attached because I can't see it?

(Other than your example which is useless because I'm interested in the implementation not the application)