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Ok, im a noobie to AutoIt, but can understand the basics. I want to know how to Stream files through Memory buffer.

Ok so heres what i mean, this is just a plan script.

InetGet ("EXE LOCATION") > Memory buffer
InetGet ("DLL LOCATION") > Memory buffer
Run ("EXE Memory LOCATION")

I dont want the files to touch the harddrive, As i dont want People to get their hands on the files.

!!!!The DLL has to be in the same 'directory' as the EXE!!!!!

This would help EXTREMELY. And i will be really greatful.

Edited by TehPoodleCoder
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Ok, im a noobie to AutoIt, but can understand the basics. I want to know how to Stream files through Memory buffer.

Ok so heres what i mean, this is just a plan script.

InetGet ("EXE LOCATION") > Memory buffer
InetGet ("DLL LOCATION") > Memory buffer
Run ("EXE Memory LOCATION")

I dont want the files to touch the harddrive, As i dont want People to get their hands on the files.

!!!!The DLL has to be in the same 'directory' as the EXE!!!!!

This would help EXTREMELY. And i will be really greatful.

I'm not sure it can't be done, but I am sure there is no non-malicious reason to do it.

:)

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Posted (edited)

Yes, but you could not start the exe, just inject the dll code into the process, thus it wouldnt have to touch h/d. It can be done, search ManualMap on google. it just cant be done within AutoIt. It can be done in C/C++. And also, this isnt for a virus/trojan or anything of the sort. It was to inject a DLL into a Game. Thus enabling non-standard game features.

Edited by TehPoodleCoder

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