LetsHook is a Windows x64 library designed to easily hook functions in external processes after injection.
-Target processes must be 64 bits.
-You need a specific DLL injector to deploy both the library (before any hook) and the hooks you created. The injector will also act as a debugger and communicate through a pipe with the targeted process. You can find it here : LetsHook Injector
After compiling the repository code into both a .DLL and a .LIB, start a new DLL project and include the .LIB as well as the header files.
You will want to include hook.h in you source files using #include "hook.h" and then instantiate a new HookInjector to call the inject() method.
After your code is ready, compile your DLL and inject it after the library DLL into the target process.
The HookInjector constructors ask for a codeLen parameter. It represents the exact amount of instruction bytes replaced at the start of the hooked method so that no instruction get cut. This value is minimum 14 !
This code will hook WSARecv(...) method from winsock2.h :
#include "hook.h"
#include <string>
#include "winsock2.h"
#include <iostream>
[...]
void hookWSARecv(SIZE_T* stack) {
SOCKET socket = stack[0];
cout << socket << endl;
}
void initInjector() {
HookInjector injector("WS2_32!WSARecv", 15, &hookWSARecv);
injector.inject();
}