migi 0.0.19

A powerful and versatile dynamic instrumentation toolkit

MIGI

Migi(My Ideas Got Incepted) is a powerful and versatile dynamic instrumentation toolkit.

How it works

By injecting Python scripts into target host, migi makes host manipulation possible.

To get started, follow the steps below.

1. Install from PyPI

pip install migi

2. Attach to target host

import migi

session = migi.attach_process('notepad.exe', python_console=[])

An interactive Python console, which runs inside the host app, will show up if nothing goes wrong.

3. Make function calls

Typing the scripts below into that host-running console you've just created and everything should be self-explanatory.

from ctypes import *
from migi.decorators import stdcall

@stdcall('MessageBoxW', 'User32.dll')
def _native_message_box_w(hwnd: c_void_p, content: c_wchar_p, title: c_wchar_p, flags: c_uint32) -> c_int32:
    pass


def message_box(content: str, title: str, flags: int = 0) -> c_int32:
    return _native_message_box_w(None, create_unicode_buffer(content), create_unicode_buffer(title), flags)

message_box("I'm in", '1')

4. Learn more

Learn more about calling convention, api interception and others by referring to docs and examples

How to build

1. Platform support

• Windows

cmake --build out/windows --target all path_to_src

• Other platform plans in roadmap.md