This is a sample (based on ZeroMemory's initial project) of injecting a custom DLL into a running process.

The way the code works is the following:

1. The dll's full path is allocated in the target process's memory
2. A thread is opened in the target process
3. The thread loads the dll by calling LoadLibrary and suppling the allocated path to the dll file
4. The handles and threads are freed

The DllInjector makes use of modern C++ features to wrap the lifecycle of the loaded DLL, process and thread handles.

Injecting using pid and window name are currently supported.