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macOS Memory Hook

This is just a small project that I decided to make to get myself into a bit of reverse engineering, and understanding the ecosystem of macOS.

Running the project

First, compile and run dummy_process.c:

clang src/dummy_process.c -o dummy && ./dummy

Afterwards, compile the injector:

clang -Iinc -lm src/main.c src/hook/hook.c -o hook

Now, after running dummy, you run hook. The Hello World string should now be changed to All your code are belong to us! in the runtime.

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