pi is intended for injecting Position Independent Code (PIC) into a Windows process space regardless of it being 32 or 64-bit.

If running in wow64 mode and target process is 64-bit, pi will transition to 64-bit mode in order to a create remote thread.

I wrote this specifically for testing win32 and win64 shellcode because while these codes can run fine by themselves, it's when you inject into another process space that reveals a lot of problems.

This should compile without error using MSVC or MINGW.

• MSVC

  cl pi.c pslist.c

• Mingw

  gcc pi.c pslist.c -opi

Currently, you can execute command in context of remote process, load a DLL or just run PIC.

Simply supply a process name/process id along with PIC/DLL file or command line. Let's say we want to inject code into internet explorer.

This has been tested successfully on x86 CPU running Windows NT 4.0 - Windows 10.