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Implementation to hide entries from the Windows Taskmanager, by hooking NtDll calls in userland.

What am I Looking at?

This a small project I worked on when i had vacation. It is a very simple implementation of a DLL, that can be injected into the windows task manager, to hide one (or more entries from it). This is accomplished, by hooking calls to NtDll from userland. The Dll will catch the list of processes, that is coming from the "NtQuerySystemInformation" call. It will look in the list for pids, that are requested to hide and will manipulate the datastructure, in a way, that they are skipped during iteration.

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The tool has a ** huge ** footprint. Anyone who would want to detect this tool should be easily capable of that. The tool calls VmProtect in the target process to set the NtDll call stub section to RWX and then it overwrites a call stub.

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This is a tool, that I created during research. Please do not use this tool with malicious intent.

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