LDI is a straightforward Windows application that allows you to inject a DLL (Dynamic Link Library) into a running process. Whether you’re a developer testing your code or someone looking to modify an application, this tool provides an easy way to accomplish that task. LDI uses the Win32 API, which makes this only compatible with Windows.
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- Download the Source Code: Get the latest version from GitHub.
- Build the Application: Compile the source code using a C++ compiler on Windows. Ensure you have the necessary Windows SDK libraries.
- Run the Apps: Launch the compiled application and the app you want your DLL to be in.
- Follow the Prompts: Use the provided dialogs to select your executable and DLL files.
- Enjoy!
- Download the zip file: Open the release tab and scroll a little bit to find the files
- Unzip the executable: Open the zip file and extract the executable somewhere on your pc
- Open the executable and enjoy!
- Windows OS
- Visual Studio Community (Made with VSC 2022)
- Permissions: You may need administrative rights to inject DLLs into certain processes.
- Use Wisely: DLL injection can affect your system. Don't inject any random DLL and be sure to know what you're doing.
- I'm not responsible for any problems related to injecting an unsafe DLL. Be sure that you can trust the DLL you inject.
This project is under the MIT License. Check out the LICENSE file for more details.