dynamic link library (dll)
A dynamic link library (DLL) is a file containing a set of reusable code and data that multiple programs can use simultaneously. It enables efficient code sharing between applications by providing a centralized library of functions and resources, reducing redundancy and improving performance.
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- binary planting (also known as dll preloading or dll sideloading)
- dll hijacking
- dynamic code analysis
- dynamic code evaluation
- dynamic code generation
- dynamic libraries
- dynamic linking
- dynamic memory
- dynamic memory allocation
- dynamic typing
- process dll injection
- public libraries
- reflective dll injection
- remote dll injection
- system dll injection