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github.com/solrac97gr/go-memory-dumper
This is a simple tool to dump the memory of a running process. Into a file. It is written in Go and uses the cgo (C code in Go) to interact with the system API.
This tool was created as a practice to learn how to interact with the system API using Go and C. Also will be add it to my go-shield tool in the near future (when will work for Linux, Windows and Mac).
go run main.go <pid>
go run main.go 1234
This tool is useful for debugging purposes. It can be used to dump the memory of a running process and analyze it later. It can be used to debug a running process, to analyze the memory of a process, to analyze the memory of a process that is running on a remote machine, etc.
Use strings, hexdump, or any other tool to analyze the memory dump.
strings dump.bin | grep -i password
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