pymem

import os import time from pymem import Pymem, process from pymem.exception import PymemError # NOTE: Pymem is Windows-specific and often requires administrator privileges. # For this example, we'll try to find 'notepad.exe'. # Make sure Notepad is running before executing this code. process_name = "notepad.exe" p = None try: # Find the process ID of notepad.exe pid = process.get_pid_by_name(process_name) print(f"Found {process_name} with PID: {pid}") # Open the process p = Pymem(process_name) print(f"Successfully opened process {process_name}.") # Example: Reading the base address (typically the module's base address) # This is often used to calculate offsets to specific memory locations. base_address = p.base_address print(f"Base address of {process_name}: {hex(base_address)}") # For a more meaningful example, one would typically search for a known pattern # or address relative to the base address and then read/write data. # As a simple demonstration, let's just confirm we can access some memory. # Reading a few bytes from the base address itself (usually code): try: first_bytes = p.read_bytes(base_address, 8) print(f"First 8 bytes at base address: {first_bytes.hex()}") except PymemError as e: print(f"Could not read from base address (might be protected): {e}") finally: if p: p.close_process() print(f"Closed process handle for {process_name}.") else: print(f"Could not open process {process_name}. Ensure it's running and you have permissions.")