Once injected into the target process, the DLL gains the same memory access privileges as the game itself. This allows the code to:
For home users and enterprises alike, here is how to stop suspicious DLLs before they execute: hackprodll
DeviceProcessEvents
| where ProcessCommandLine contains "rundll32.exe"
| where ProcessCommandLine contains ".dll"
| where FolderPath contains @"\Temp\" or FolderPath contains @"\AppData\"
| where ProcessCommandLine contains "DllMain" or ProcessCommandLine contains "#"
If you have a copy of hackprodll (or any suspicious DLL), do not double-click it or run regsvr32 on a production machine. Instead, follow this containment workflow: Once injected into the target process, the DLL