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HeapLocker 64-bit

24
Oct
2011

I’m releasing my first 64-bit version of my HeapLocker tool.

I had to change many pointer calculations, and had to replace 32-bit shellcode with 64-bit shellcode.

This 64-bit version gets configured via the registry, exactly like the 32-bit version of HeapLocker. The only difference is when you want to protect specific addresses, you need to use a QWORD registry value in stead of a DWORD (QWORD is 64-bit wide, DWORD is 32-bit wide).

And there is a new feature: Bottom Up Randomization. To enable it, create a DWORD registry value with name BottomUpRandomization and value 1.

I will be adding this feature to HeapLocker 32-bit too, but I want to do this from the same code base. The next release of HeapLocker 32-bit will be compiled from Visual Studio 2010 and not from Borland C++ anymore.

HeapLocker64_V0_0_1_0.zip (https)
MD5: F3D43A29CE64F9418AA154C66B0B06A4
SHA256: 7EFF1D9EA20B522D76034DC4CB66E2FD7AC43E585987FC9ABF7EF8EB801FBC6C

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