HookAPI intercepts and captures Windows 32 API functions, allowing for transfer of custom-written functions during API function transfer. This enables special function realization.
This software review is about an API that intercepts and captures different functions to transfer and write daily records to c:\hookapi.log. The API has three examples, and the only operation performed is intercepting and capturing.
One of the examples demonstrates the interception and capture of Socket API functions in Windows 32-bit. The DLL file that is intercepted and captured is WSOCK32.dll, and the functions captured include socket, connect, recv, and send. The Mysocket function simply writes daily records.
However, the API cannot intercept and capture all content that is deposited and withdrawn by all systems in the network using the standard Socket API.
Users can modify the Myconnect function to connect to another host computer's address or another port. They can also modify the function to cheat by having it return a successful connection even if it is not connected or if there is no network signal.
The Myrecv function can be modified to analyze the data received and record it. It can also be used to decipher the wrapped data and resend it through another communication channel.
Similarly, the Mysend function can be modified to analyze the data to be sent and encrypt it before sending it out. It can also be modified to return a successful message even if it does not send or if there is no network signal.
Overall, the API is useful for intercepting and capturing Socket API functions, but it has limitations in capturing all network content exchanged using the standard Socket API. However, users can modify the functions to suit their needs. The functions also write daily records, making it easy to track the network's activities.
One of the examples demonstrates the interception and capture of Socket API functions in Windows 32-bit. The DLL file that is intercepted and captured is WSOCK32.dll, and the functions captured include socket, connect, recv, and send. The Mysocket function simply writes daily records.
However, the API cannot intercept and capture all content that is deposited and withdrawn by all systems in the network using the standard Socket API.
Users can modify the Myconnect function to connect to another host computer's address or another port. They can also modify the function to cheat by having it return a successful connection even if it is not connected or if there is no network signal.
The Myrecv function can be modified to analyze the data received and record it. It can also be used to decipher the wrapped data and resend it through another communication channel.
Similarly, the Mysend function can be modified to analyze the data to be sent and encrypt it before sending it out. It can also be modified to return a successful message even if it does not send or if there is no network signal.
Overall, the API is useful for intercepting and capturing Socket API functions, but it has limitations in capturing all network content exchanged using the standard Socket API. However, users can modify the functions to suit their needs. The functions also write daily records, making it easy to track the network's activities.
What's New
Version 1.4: N/A