DLL hijacking attacks
File: Malicious_DLL.cp312-win32.pyd
Language: Python
Author: memecoder
Platform: 32-bit Windows
This file is a simulation of a DLL Hijacking attack. This attack occurs when an application does not correctly identify the location of a dynamic link library (DLL) and loads a malicious DLL instead of the legitimate one.
The Malicious_DLL.cp312-win32.pyd file is created from Python code using Nuitka and simulates a DLL hijacking attack. When the DLL file is loaded into an application, it will display a warning message box.
You can rename the Malicious_DLL.cp312-win32.pyd file to whatever DLL file name you desire (e.g., your_desired_name.dll). Ensure that the new file name does not conflict with other valid DLL files that the application may need.
- Place the
Malicious_DLL.cp312-win32.pydfile in the target Python application's directory. - Run the target Python application. When the application attempts to load the DLL, the message box will display a notification from the malicious DLL.
- This file only be used with Python applications and for educational purposes or network security testing. It should not be used for malicious or unauthorized purposes.
- Ensure that you have permission to use and test the application you are experimenting with.
- Documentation on DLL hijacking attacks can be found in various network security resources.
- For more details on creating DLLs using Nuitka, refer to the Nuitka documentation.
Use at Your Own Risk: The DLL provided here is for educational and research purposes only. The creators are not responsible for any damage, loss of data, or other issues that may arise from using this DLL or related scripts. Please use them only in test environments where you can accept the potential risks.
No Warranty: The DLL is provided "as is," without any warranty of any kind. The authors and copyright holders are not liable for any claims, damages, or other liabilities arising from the use of this DLL. Use it responsibly and with caution.
