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Malware Development Part 13: Code Injection via thread hijacking

RED TEAM | Malforge Group
6 min readJan 27, 2025

“Hijacking your process — strictly for educational purposes.”

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Objective:

Hijack a legitimate thread of a target process and inject custom shellcode into it. The use of thread hijacking is notable for its stealth, as it does not create a new thread but repurposes an existing one.

Code Injection via Thread Hijacking is a sophisticated malware technique used to stealthily execute code within the address space of a legitimate process by hijacking an existing thread’s…

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RED TEAM | Malforge Group
RED TEAM | Malforge Group

Written by RED TEAM | Malforge Group

I'm a 21-year-old malware developer with 1 year of experience. Passionate about learning new techniques, sharing knowledge, and creating malware tools.

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