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amigo :
I don't know what you are going to do by that change. But maybe there are some cleaner ways to do that. If you are going to change some API behavior or execution... Then it's better to use a filter between Kernel32.dll and Ntdll.dll (Using API redirection/SPYing), so that you can take the control and do what you want to response to API calls from User-Mode programs and return them what you want. By using that method you can remove yourself at any time and take back the system behavior to its normal state. Regards OMID |
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