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Ruptura is a Windows DLL injection, function interception, and memory manipulation library for .NET. Ruptura injects a bundled native module into the target process, which then locates the .NET runtime in either framework-dependent or self-contained mode and initializes it, after which a user-specified managed assembly is executed - all without the user writing a single line of native code. Additionally, a library facilitating common function hooking and memory manipulation scenarios is available for use by the injected assembly. This package provides the hosting model for injected programs.

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Ruptura

Ruptura provides a set of libraries that make it easy to inject a managed .NET assembly into arbitrary Windows (and Wine) processes for the purposes of function hooking and memory manipulation.

Ruptura injects a bundled native module into the target process, which then locates the .NET runtime in either framework-dependent or self-contained mode and initializes it, after which a user-specified managed assembly is executed - all without the user writing a single line of native code. Additionally, a library facilitating common function hooking and memory manipulation scenarios is available for use by the injected assembly.

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