Generate a proxy dll for arbitrary dll, while also loading a user-defined secondary dll.
In the evolving landscape of software development and security, the ability to customize and control application behaviors is paramount.
The DLL Proxy Generator offers a robust solution by enabling the creation of proxy DLLs.
This tool not only facilitates the proxying of any designated DLL but also allows for the integration of a secondary, user-defined DLL.
Ideal for developers and security researchers, the DLL Proxy Generator streamlines the process of DLL manipulation, enhancing both functionality and security.
Whether you’re aiming to intercept API calls or inject additional code, this guide provides the essential steps to utilize this powerful tool effectively.
dll-proxy-generator.exe [OPTIONS] --import-dll <IMPORT_DLL> --import <IMPORT> <DLL>
<DLL> Path to dll to proxy
-d, --import-dll <IMPORT_DLL> Extra dll to import
-i, --import <IMPORT> Import name or ordinal
-p, --proxy-target <PROXY_TARGET> Target of proxy, defaults to path of same file in System32
-o, --output <OUTPUT> Output file
-m, --machine <MACHINE> COFF Machine magic. Defaults to x64's [default: 34404]
-h, --help Print help
-V, --version Print version
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