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Originally Posted by Levis
In this case I think that you should write your own hooking program to dynamically patching the DLL during runtime. LibHarmony should make in-memory patching becomes easier. Just need to wait until the dll is loaded into memory and then call your patching module. |
Using LibHarmony to create a custom hooking program for dynamic DLL patching is an efficient solution. This solution speeds the patching process by utilizing in-memory patching and waiting for DLL loading, hence increasing adaptability and runtime flexibility.