What's uhooker?: A tool to intercept and manipulate execution of programs. It enables the user to insert hooks in function calls and arbitrary addresses within the executable file in memory. The hooks handlers are written in Python and can be changed at runtime without the need to restart the inspected process. Download: http://oss.coresecurity.com/uhooker/release/1.3/uhooker_v1.3.tgz http://oss.coresecurity.com/uhooker/release/1.3/uhooker_v1.3.zip more info: http://oss.coresecurity.com/projects/uhooker.htm http://oss.coresecurity.com/uhooker/doc/index.html Some Videos: http://oss.coresecurity.com/uhooker/doc/uhooker_changeconnect.wmv http://oss.coresecurity.com/uhooker/doc/uhooker_sendhex.wmv What's new in uhooker v1.3? =========================== -Several bug fixes, everything should work better than before :) -Fixed bug with readunicode() API where reading empty multibyte strings, resulted in the plugin freezing for ever. -Now you can load multiple .CFG files (load one, then load another to hook something else, etc). Previously, you were only allowed to load one .CFG file with breakpoints/handlers definitions. Now you can load as many as you like whenever you want. -If a .CFG file overlaps previously set hooks, you have the chance to redefine them (for example, you can dinamically change the file/function handling the breakpoint. This adds to the feature present since the first version of uhooker that allows runtime rewriting of the handler's code). -Errors in the code of the handlers (written in python) are now correctly handled. -Previously, if you had an error in the code you wrote to handle certain breakpoint, this caused the 'uhooker's python server' to 'crash', and you needed to restart your debugging session all over again. This scenario was very common, particuarly if you were developing your own handler/script for the first time, or if you were modifying at runtime the code of a handler/script. Well, no more! :), Now if you have an error (syntax error, identation error, general programming error,etc), the error that your handler has will be displayed on the uhooker's console, and you'll be able to recover from that error. This improvement means: 1-If an error occurs on the code, you don't need to restart the debugger's session (and lose the state of the program, etc.). 2-If you are changing in runtime the code of the handler, and you makee a mistake, you'll see what caused the error, and you can fix the script/handler and move on!. -and there are probably more things but I didn't write them down and now I dont't remember :).
