VehHook

Struct VehHook 

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pub struct VehHook { /* private fields */ }
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VEH hook instance using hardware breakpoints

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impl VehHook

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pub fn hardware(target: usize, detour: usize, dr: DebugRegister) -> Result<Self>

create a VEH hook using a hardware breakpoint

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  • target - address of the function to hook
  • detour - address of the detour function
  • dr - which debug register to use (Dr0-Dr3)
§Example
let hook = VehHook::hardware(target_addr, my_detour as usize, DebugRegister::Dr0)?;
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pub fn int3(target: usize, detour: usize) -> Result<Self>

create a VEH hook using INT3 software breakpoint

§Arguments
  • target - address of the function to hook
  • detour - address of the detour function
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let hook = VehHook::int3(target_addr, my_detour as usize)?;
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pub fn is_active(&self) -> bool

check if hook is active

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pub fn target(&self) -> Option<usize>

get the target address

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pub fn detour(&self) -> Option<usize>

get the detour address

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pub fn hook_type(&self) -> VehHookType

get the hook type

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pub fn set_auto_restore(&mut self, restore: bool)

set whether to auto-restore on drop

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pub fn leak(self)

leak the hook (keep active after drop)

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pub fn restore(self) -> Result<()>

restore the hook

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impl Drop for VehHook

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fn drop(&mut self)

Executes the destructor for this type. Read more
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impl Send for VehHook

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impl Sync for VehHook

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