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# PowerLoaderEx
* Advanced Code Injection Technique for x32 / x64
* More Info: http://goo.gl/3CdZHw
# Original PowerLoader
* Known since ~2013
* Loader used in many different dropper families (Gapz / Redyms / Carberp / Vabushky ...)
* First injection technique via Return Oriented Programming technique (ROP).
* “explorer.exe” is injected using Shell_TrayWnd / NtQueueApcThread (32bit / 64bit)
# PowerLoaderEx
* Injection via shared desktop heap
* Remove dependency in Explorer.exe shared sections (more generic)
* Injection without reading memory from the target process
* 32 and 64-bit versions (same technique)
#Tested Environments
* Windows 7 32 and 64 bit.
# Authors
* BreakingMalware.com
# PowerLoaderEx
* Advanced Code Injection Technique for x32 / x64
* More Info: http://goo.gl/3CdZHw

# Original PowerLoader
* Known since ~2013
* Loader used in many different dropper families (Gapz / Redyms / Carberp / Vabushky ...)
* First injection technique via Return Oriented Programming technique (ROP).
* “explorer.exe” is injected using Shell_TrayWnd / NtQueueApcThread (32bit / 64bit)

# PowerLoaderEx
* Injection via shared desktop heap
* Remove dependency in Explorer.exe shared sections (more generic)
* Injection without reading memory from the target process
* 32 and 64-bit versions (same technique)

# Tested Environments
* Windows 7 32 and 64 bit.

# Authors
* BreakingMalware.com