Beholder Scanner
What is it?
Beholder scanner is a python 3 solution for memory scanning on Linux (tested mainly on Ubuntu 18.10 and 18.02, but it should work on almost every linux distros).
Why this exists?
The main goal of this solution is scaning process memory for automatization. This process can be a browser, a game, or any software that doesn't has an API for automatization.
Why implement a process scanner?
There is some motivations to implement this from zero:
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Learning, the process of developing this helps to understand how other softwares does memory scanning, how linux kernel does memory allocation, etc...
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Implement features that makes the scanning process easier.
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Create a python interface for easy automation and development of bots.
TODO list
Majors objectives
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Implement the memory map structure, so it'll be possible to say in which logical structure (heap, stack, etc) a specific address is.
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Implement the ptrace process, to read, scan, and save the memory of an process on a given moment.
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Develop the search_value of the class Scan.
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Create and develop the CLI interface.
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Build the solution for searching for structures more complex then just pure values.
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Array
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List
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Tree
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Stack
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Queue
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Build a structure to save and follow-up a given address content.
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Create some C code to test the scan process.
Minor objectives
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Create the wiki for the project
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Modify logger class for more useful logs (sad with that).
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Add explanation about the scanning on the wiki.
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Add videos on wiki demonstrating the use of Beholder Scanner.
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Design diagrams explaining the process of scanning of each structure for the wiki.
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Keep the TODO list updated. xD