Faithe

Memory hacking library for windows.

Installation

# Latest version

[dependencies]

faithe = "0.7.0"



# Development version

[dependencies.faithe]

git = "https://github.com/sy1ntexx/faithe"

Opening processes

use faithe::types::access_rights::PROCESS_ALL_ACCESS;
use faithe::process as ps;

let process = ps::Processes::new()?
    .find(|p| p.sz_exe_file == "Process name.exe")
    .unwrap()
    .open(false, PROCESS_ALL_ACCESS)?;

Modules iterating

let process = get_process();
process
    .modules()?
    .for_each(|m| dbg!(m));

Reading / Writing memory

let process = get_process();
let mut value = process.read::<u32>(0xFF)?;
value += 100;

process.write(0xFF, value)?;

Allocating / Freeing / Protecting / Querying memory

use faithe::types::allocation_types::{MEM_COMMIT, MEM_RESERVE};
use faithe::types::free_types::MEM_RELEASE;
use faithe::memory::MemoryProtection;

let process = get_process();
let mut chunk = process.allocate(
    0,
    1000,
    MEM_COMMIT | MEM_RESERVE,
    MemoryProtection::READ_WRITE_EXECUTE
)?;
let info = process.query(chunk)?;

process.protect(chunk, 1000, MemoryProtection::Read)?;
process.free(chunk, 0, MEM_RELEASE)?;

Searching for patterns

use faithe::pattern::Pattern;

let process = get_process();
let address = process.find_pattern(
    "Something.exe",
    // Available styles: IDA, Code, PiDB
    Pattern::from_ida_style("48 89 85 F0 00 00 00 4C 8B ? ? ? ? ? 48 8D")
)?;

Macros

use faithe::{interface, xstruct};

// Creates a trait that will emulate behavior of virtual functions in C++.
struct CPlayer;
interface! {
    trait IEntity(CPlayer) {
        extern "C" fn get_health() -> i32 = 0;
        extern "C" fn set_health(new: i32) = 1;
    }
}
/*
class CPlayer {
    virtual int get_health() = 0;
    virtual void set_health(int new_value) = 0;
};
*/

// Creates a function with explicitly defined RVA relative to some module.
function! {
    // Explicitly defined RVA offset relative to `01-hello` module.
    extern FUNC: extern "C" fn(a: i32) = "01-hello.exe"@0x1900;
}
FUNC.call(5);