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Undocumented Native APIs for Suspending Processes - pr0t0typ3 - Dec 27, 2010
Code Module NTSuspendProcess* - Navigator - Dec 27, 2010 ntdll.dll is part of the Native API, not Windows API. * - pr0t0typ3 - Dec 27, 2010 (Dec 27, 2010 05:17 AM)Navigator Wrote: ntdll.dll is part of the Native API, not Windows API. Yeah my misstake. Thank you. * - njq8 - Dec 27, 2010 work on vista 32bit ^^ thanks very nice code * - Neroxan - Dec 27, 2010 tehee... You .net kids really should look @ some of the vb6 runpe's every now and then. Nice cluebat for those who werent aware of it though. * - affixiate - Dec 27, 2010 (Dec 27, 2010 08:45 PM)~WyldeChylde~ Wrote: tehee... You .net kids really should look @ some of the vb6 runpe's every now and then. Nice cluebat for those who werent aware of it though. It really depends how you design it. I use the native functions for my C# RunPE. It's quicker to call the ntdll import since most of the Windows APIs call something in ntdll to do the work. However, it also is uncertain. Microsoft explicitly tells you not to use many of the undocumented functions because they are well, undocumented, and can be altered at anytime. Anyway, pr0t0typ3, solid work. If I could give rep here, I would give you some green apples. * - d3c0mpil3r - Dec 27, 2010 Don't worry affixiate, +repped him from yours and my side :) affixiate (Click to View) |