memwrite.c is a Linux utility for writing arbitrary data into the memory of another running process, identified by its PID and memory address. Unlike many similar tools, it doesn't rely on ptrace, instead using process_vm_writev (when available) or falling back to /proc/<pid>/mem.
- Writes arbitrary bytes to another process's memory.
- Checks that the target memory range is writable before attempting the write.
- Tries the modern
process_vm_writevsyscall first for efficiency. - Falls back to directly writing to
/proc/<pid>/memif needed.
The current version is a basic building block. Here’s what’s missing for a full-featured memory editing tool:
- Offset Management: No support for resolving dynamic addresses from base modules or scanning for offsets.
- Memory Reading: Only writing is supported; there’s no built-in way to read memory.
- UI/Scripting: No command-line interface for specifying cheats, no scripting support, and no automation.
- Error Reporting: Limited feedback if something goes wrong, mostly just error codes.
- Anti-Detection: No stealth or anti-anti-cheat measures.
Author:
AtingleTeam
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