reflective dll injection
Reflective DLL injection is a technique used in computer programming to inject a dynamic-link library (DLL) into a target process without loading it from an external file. Instead, it involves injecting the DLL directly into the memory of the process, making it more stealthy and difficult to detect by security mechanisms.
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