/MemoryScanner

Memory scanner project for Linux distributions with GUI based on Qt framework

Primary LanguageC++MIT LicenseMIT

MemoryScanner

Memory scanner project for Linux distributions with GUI based on Qt framework

Screenshot:

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Build:

Build from source (Ubuntu/Mint):

  • clone or download source code

  • go to directory that contains source code

  • open terminal and ececute following commands

    • first of all make sure that you have all required dependencies:
       $ sudo apt-get install qt5-default
 
   $ sudo apt-get install qt5-qmake
    • build project in this way:
       $ qmake

   $ make
    • or this (shadow build):
       $ mkdir build

   $ cd build

   $ qmake ../ProcessMemoryScanner.pro

   $ make

  • after all just execute $ sudo ./ProcessMemoryScanner in terminal

Features:

  • several supported types: int, float, double, short, long
  • several search types: equals to, less then, greater than, increased, decreased, changed, unchanged

To do:

  • fix incomplete displayed process name in TaskWidget
  • fix failure in large processes (out_of_range pointer issue)
  • add opportunitie to search in certain memory regions (only in stack and heap for example)
  • bind progress bar with search event (yeap, it's just added to gui yet)
  • add embedded hex editor to see all available memory regions
  • make it crossplatform. Simply extend abstract classes and reimplement platform specific methods