A complimentary piece of code meant to run alongside malware that ensures that certain processes aren't running.
If a certain process is detected running (such as Process Hacker), it will kill the main malware running on the system & overwrite it to ensure the main malware can't be analyzed. ProcKill is meant to run in the background at all times so it is indeed noisy.
Go through the code & change code where comments say to change it (this is to ensure ProcKill knows where your malware is in order to be able to kill & overwrite it)
Main malware before analysis environment is detected:
Main malware after analysis environment is detected:
Command line output when analysis environment is detected:
The reason for all the errors is due to the malware already being killed off & overwritten.
When cross-compiling using mingw, you may get an warning such as the one below, simply ignore it. It does not affect the way the code runs at all:
