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Added -pse mode to run a program as ProtectedProcessLight-AntiMalware #44

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This enables exploration of running PPL Processes, which can do things such a interact with the Microsoft-Threat-Intelligence ETW Provider.

Also added a few fixes such as:

  • Using MFC as a static lib for easier deployment to testing machine
  • Added output folders to .gitignore to keep git tree clean
  • Explicit DLLExport of gProvTable

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Hello,

thanks for your interest in this project. You are additions are fine but I have some questions regarding some parts, would you mind answering on them?

@hfiref0x hfiref0x added the enhancement New feature or request label Nov 30, 2022
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Hey @hfiref0x , sorry, when I first cloned the repo I was getting missing MFC and DLL import errors, but I've re-cloned the repo and it all works fine, so I've removed all those changes

@hfiref0x hfiref0x changed the base branch from master to dev128 November 30, 2022 22:47
@hfiref0x hfiref0x merged commit 154faf7 into hfiref0x:dev128 Nov 30, 2022
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hfiref0x added a commit that referenced this pull request Dec 3, 2022
Added -pse mode to run a program as ProtectedProcessLight-AntiMalware (PPL-AM) #44 
Added asrdrv106 as provider 28 (CVE-2020-15368)
Added ALSysIO64 as provider 29
Internal rearrange
Readme updated
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