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mempatch

v1.0.2

Published

Runtime memory patching for Node.js/Electron

Downloads

9

Readme

Mempatch (win32/linux)

Runtime memory patching for Node.js/Electron apps using byte signatures

Did you ever want to Patch out some unwanted things out of (your own) Electron/Nodejs Application? Well now you can!

This little tool allows you to pattern-replace a piece of memory in the process that this is run in! (OSX not included)

⚠️ Only supports Windows and Linux.

❌ macOS is not supported.

Installation

(npm/pnpm) i
(npm/pnpm) run build

Use Cases

  • Disable Hardcoded flags in Electron apps (e.g. contextIsolation 👀)
  • Patch behavior in bundled modules
  • Remove telemetry calls from Electron apps

Usages

mempatch exports two (2) functions and works in CommonJS and ESM environments:

  • sigToBufs(sig: string): { bytes: Buffer, mask: Buffer}
  • patch(pattern, patternMask, replacement, replacementMask): number | null

sigToBufs

Converts a human-readable signature string into Buffer + mask. Use ?? or ? to denote wildcards.

const { sigToBufs } = require("mempatch");

sigToBufs("C6 43 ?? ??");
// => { bytes: <Buffer ...>, mask: <Buffer ...> }

patch

Patches the first occurrence of pattern in memory with the given replacement. Wildcards in the replacementMask will preserve the original byte.

const { patch } = require('mempatch');

patch(pattern, patternMask, replacement, replacementMask);

Example

const { patch, sigToBufs } = require("mempatch")

// The pattern to be searched for in memory
// Wildcards (??) will match anything
const pattern =
  "C6 43 ?? ?? C6 43 ?? ?? 48 83 C4 ?? 5B 41 5C";
// The pattern that will replace the above pattern
// Wildcards (??) will not be replaced
const replace =
  "90 90 90 90 90 90 90 90 48 83 C4 ?? 5B 41 5C";

const { bytes: patBuf , mask: patMask } = sigToBufs(pattern);
const { bytes: replBuf, mask: replMask } = sigToBufs(replace);

// Perform the patch
const addr = patch(patBuf, patMask, replBuf, replMask);

// If no address is returned, the patch failed
if (!addr) {
  throw new Error("Patch Failed - pattern not found.");
} else {
  console.log(`Patch applied at 0x${addr.toString(16)}`)
}

Disclaimer

This tool is intended for education and debugging purposes only

Use it responsibly and only on software you own or are authorized to modify.