Extern Process Memory Reader

Framework for reading memory from a process (either for Native Linux OR Wine/Proton) Also inlcudes output via window or overlay and input via TUI/terminus The framewok is EXCLUSIVE to wayland due to the Window/Overlay and the decision to preserve privacy (XServer allows any window to capture the display of any other window, this is a structural flaw in Xo1rg itself witch is a result of its initial use as a Client/Mainframe archetecture).

Usecase & Features

Currently, there exists no common/widespread method by witch to R/W memory through a process/framework thats standerdized

Features:

• R/W memory with primitives and structures
• Output via a Window or Overlay (configurable)
• TUI to control user settings while preserving output (cout, cerr)
• PID isolation (this framework is invisible to target)
• Window isolation (this framework's Window cannot be captured)

Setup/Install

1) Must use a Linux distro running Wayland

The system was inteneded for Plamsa/KDE Wayland Desktop Environment It can be used on other Wayland based DEs/Compsitors like Hyperland, but requires custom window rules

2) HIGHLY RECOMENDED: Install target under Flatpak

Flatpak not only preserves privacy (like wayland), but it puts the target in an isolated environment.

• Flatpak isolates processes such that processes cannot access files outside of its container (so cannot see this Framework)
• Flatpak isolates the target process from other processes (PID isolation)

Installing under Flatpak hides the framework compeatly from the target

Consiquences of NOT installing Flatpak

Process will be alerted to the presense of the Framework & will be able to read all files on the system

Flatpak and nested installing (Lutrus/Steam)

If your tagret is being installed through Lutrus or Steam, that installer should ALSO be installed under Flatpak

3) Clone Repo

Since the Framework depends on IMGUI, it needs to be cloned recusivly

git clone --recurse-submodules https://github.com/DanielDenisov/extern-memory-framework.git

4) Building

Install dependencies:

sudo apt update
sudo apt install build-essential libglfw3-dev libgl-dev

Using CLion (recomended)

Install and open the project. Go through setup wizard and only change mode from Debug->Release

Using Terminal

cmake...

5) Running

Once built, the file is outputted to .... Before running, you need to add the program to ... The program must be ran as root.

There is a provided setup.sh Run to stat the program

bash start.sh