Icon Tray DLL request

[Bola]

someone can share a source code of a simple dll file what only thing he do is show a icon tray with a name when this dll is hooked on a executable, and if possible, a entry menu with a option what if select open a pre-defined website on browser, i'm not a codder, i no have money to for pay, only some server games and emulators like pb full fixed 8 x 8 with shop etc etc etc ...

 

[AngraMainyu]

tl;dr "Here's my problem, pls give me source code"

Good luck with that. My over under on the last time this worked is about never.

If you know C++, this is what you're looking for: http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/windows/desktop/ee330740(v=vs.85).aspx

 

[Bola]

tl;dr "Here's my problem, pls give me source code"

Good luck with that. My over under on the last time this worked is about never.

If you know C++, this is what you're looking for: http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/windows/desktop/ee330740(v=vs.85).aspx

i know how much annoying is that, but i'm not a codder, i'm looking for help just, with some reward

 

[שเ๒єtгเ๒є]

Bola, you are facing two problems here:

1. Architecture and type. You cannot hook everything in anything. Unmanaged DLL 64, or 32 bit? Or perhabs a managed DLL like .NET?
2. Even if you have a DLL that has code, the code will not execute unless your main host application calls the code in the DLL. Most predefined hook DLLs are overriding any code of the host application to inflict a call to its own custom code. A special library for any application will not work until you decide to modify the exe and inflict the call to the code in the DLL by hand.

Good luck.

 

[AngraMainyu]

Bola, you are facing two problems here:

1. Architecture and type. You cannot hook everything in anything. Unmanaged DLL 64, or 32 bit? Or perhabs a managed DLL like .NET?
2. Even if you have a DLL that has code, the code will not execute unless your main host application calls the code in the DLL. Most predefined hook DLLs are overriding any code of the host application to inflict a call to its own custom code. A special library for any application will not work until you decide to modify the exe and inflict the call to the code in the DLL by hand.

Good luck.

What he's trying to do is get an unmanaged DLL (I assume) injected into a running process, and then execute his payload with DllMain. Injecting arbitrary code like that is actually the easy part, you can do it in around 15 lines of c++. The problem is being broke and clueless.

 

[שเ๒єtгเ๒є]

What he's trying to do is get an unmanaged DLL (I assume) injected into a running process, and then execute his payload with DllMain. Injecting arbitrary code like that is actually the easy part, you can do it in around 15 lines of c++. The problem is being broke and clueless.

Haha thanks, forgot about DllMain in C that makes the **** easy. Well in managed DLLs it's possible with static constructors, too (actually not the same, though). Bola here: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/20062012/dllmain-not-being-called-from-injected-dll