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Guide [Release] Imported DLL Lister — Usermode Module & Dependency Scanner

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Found this lightweight usermode tool for quickly listing every DLL imported into a target process. If you are doing quick triage on a build to see what overlays are hooking or checking if a specific module loaded into the address space, this gets the job done without the bloat of a full-blown debugger.

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Execution flow:
  1. Fire up Imported_Dll_Lister.exe.
  2. Type in the target process name (e.g., ProcessName.exe).
  3. Hit Enter and it dumps the current imports.

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Since this operates in usermode, keep in mind it will likely fail to see modules loaded via advanced manual mapping where PE headers are wiped, or modules protected by anti-cheats that strip handle access. It is a solid basic utility for checking your own projects or standard application dependencies during development.

This tool is useful for verifying if your DLL is successfully injected into a target or checking for unexpected third-party modules. For heavier reversing, stick to ReClass.NET or x64dbg, but for a 5-second check, this is efficient.

Anyone tested this on games with active AC or does it get flagged immediately?
 
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