COM example in C++ with MITRE Technique T1546.015 realization

This repository contains the implementation of a 32-bit COM DLL component in C++ for Windows architectures. It is designed to provide a practical example of creating and using COM components, which are rare resources in C++.

Project Overview

The INT-22 project demonstrates the creation and usage of a 32-bit COM DLL component. This project serves as a valuable resource for understanding COM programming in C++.

Setup and Usage

Building the Project

Compile the DLL:
- Set up the project to compile as a dynamic library (DLL).
- Define the preprocessor for 32-bit architecture and disable deprecated function warnings.
- Specify the module definition file for the linker.
Register the COM Object:
```
regsvr32 INT-22.dll
```
Client Setup:
- Compile the client as an executable (EXE).
- Run the client to verify the COM object functionality. A message box should appear.

Modifying the DLL

Edit Method: Replace the method in T1546_015 class with:

HRESULT STDMETHODCALLTYPE T1546_015::malActivity(void)
{
    std::string title = "Wow, did it really work???";
    std::string msg = "Yes, now u see it:)";
    MessageBoxA(0, msg.c_str(), title.c_str(), MB_OKCANCEL);
    return S_OK;
}

Recompile the DLL with the above changes.
Run Malicious Script: Execute a Python script specifying the path to the modified COM DLL.
Test the Client: Launch the client again. The new message and title should appear in the message box.

License