Ricardo J. Ruiz Fernández

Use only NTAPI functions to stealthily remap ntdll.dll from a clean .text section of a suspended process. This technique bypasses user-mode API monitoring and enhances evasion against security solutions.

Repository: https://github.com/ricardojoserf/NativeNtdllRemap

The NTAPI functions used by the tool are:

• NtCreateUserProcess: Create a process in suspended state

• NtProtectVirtualMemory: Change memory protection

• NtQueryInformationProcess: Retrieve process information

• NtReadVirtualMemory: Read memory content

• NtClose and NtTerminateProcess: Close object handles and processes

• RtlCreateProcessParametersEx and RtlDestroyProcessParameters: Manage Process Parameters

• RtlAllocateHeap and RtlFreeHeap: Manage heap memory

• RtlInitUnicodeString and RtlUnicodeStringToAnsiString: Manage strings

The program creates the suspended process, calculates the addresses and waits for a key to be pressed:

Using System Informer (formerly known as Process Hacker), it is possible to check the initial content of the ntdll.dll’s “.text” region in the current process:

Change the memory contents and click “Write”:

Press any key so the memory is overwritten:

Click “Re-read” to find the “.text” section has been replaced with the content of the suspended process’ “.text” section:

Finally, press any key so the “.text” section protections are restored and the program finishes:

NOTE: Comment lines 451 and 453 in the ReplaceNtdllTxtSection function to prevent the program from pausing until a key is pressed.