DLL injection is a commonly used and high value technique in both legitimate software modification and offensive security. It can do everything from extend a programs functionality to executing…

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DLL injection is a technique used to execute arbitrary code within the address space of another process by injecting a Dynamic-Link Library (DLL). This method can be used for extending a program's functionality, fixing bugs, or injecting malicious code. The post provides an educational tutorial on creating and injecting a DLL written in Rust, including necessary modifications to `cargo.toml` and the use of Windows API calls. It also introduces the `dll_syringe` crate for simplifying the injection process.

DLL Injection With Rust