I was wondering if its possible to inject a thread into a remote app domain running in a separate process.
My guess is that I could do this using the debugging interfaces (ICorDebug) but I was wondering if there is any other way?
I was wondering if its possible to inject a thread into a remote app domain running in a separate process.
My guess is that I could do this using the debugging interfaces (ICorDebug) but I was wondering if there is any other way?
There was recently an announcement of a new facility Mono provides to do just this. See this post on assembly injection.
Mike Stall has an interesting sample on how to use CreateRemoteThread to inject remote threads in managed apps.
This answer is still incomplete, cause I would like to run new code in the remote appdomain. I guess I could try creating 1 new thread that loads a library for me, and another that will call a place in my new library to do the work.
There's another way by using SetThreadContext, and by changing the EIP of the target process. However i don't know how you would do that in C#.
This can be done there is sample code in snoop It sets up a hook, and using managed c++ tells the appdomain to load an assembly. Really impressive ...