Inject components from DLL files into active processes and expand the functionality of your programs, with this lightweight utility.
- Section Injector
- Version:1.0.3.0
- License :Freeware
- OS:Windows All
- Publisher:Jordae
Section Injector Description
DLL injection is a useful technique that enables you to run code from a dynamic-link library by forcing a target process into loading a DLL file. By doing so, you can alter the behavior of the program and cause it to perform additional actions.
Section Injector is a straightforward utility designed to make this operation as simple as possible. It supports two injection modes and even allows you to set up a delay, but it lacks documentation and features an unappealing UI.
Basic DLL injector that keeps things simple
First of all, you need to add the DLL files that you wish to work with, and then write the name of the target process in the relevant field. You can choose between an automatic and manual injection mode, as well as delay the operation.
The application displays the current status of the process at all times, and it can shut itself down automatically once the operation has been completed.
Does not offer any instructions and lacks polish
While the program’s functions are, for the most part, self-explanatory, users who are not familiar with DLL injection may still have some trouble figuring things out, and no documentation is included to help them out.
From a visual standpoint, Section Injector is quite disappointing, as the UI is rather cluttered, and the color theme is not likely to impress potential users.
Lightweight and fully portable
Section Injector is very easy to deploy, as it is not necessary to go through an installation procedure before using the application. It takes up very little disk space, and you can place it on a portable storage device and use it on multiple computers with minimal effort.
All in all, this is a fairly simple utility that can help you inject components from dynamic-link libraries into various processes. It is not too difficult to use, but it lacks documentation and would benefit from a redesigned UI.