A standard c-code library (aptlib.h) for exploit & malware development.
Built with ♥ by Tijme Gommers – Buy me a coffee via PayPal.
Whilst developing exploits and malware, I often encountered code redundancy throughout my projects. This led to the creation of aptlib.h, as a response to the recurring need for functionalities like retrieving user information, querying processes, managing static offsets, and more. aptlib.h is a high cohesion & low coupling c-code library that can be easily integrated in any c-code project through a Git submodule. Whether you're delving into malware development, crafting exploits, or pursuing other endeavors; it helps you stay one step ahead of APT's.
Run nmake as follows:
nmake /A /f makefile.msvc
Add this repository as submodule to your repository:
git submodule add git@github.com:tijme/aptlib.h.git vendor/aptlib
Compile aptlib.h through your makefile:
ACTION=objects make -C vendor/aptlib
Use the objects in your makefile:
gcc ./vendor/aptlib/modules/print_in_hex/print_in_hex.o ./test.c -o test.exe
Issues or new features can be reported via the issue tracker. Please make sure your issue or feature has not yet been reported by anyone else before submitting a new one.
Copyright (c) 2024 Tijme Gommers. All rights reserved. View LICENSE.md for the full license.