NEVERCHEESE PCILEECH MEMPROCFS TOOLS

37 tools from the Nevercheese Pcileech Memprocfs MCP Server, categorised by risk level.

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Read aob_scan Array-of-bytes pattern scan with ?? wildcard support in a process Read device_status Check the current DMA/FPGA device connection status. Read memory_diff Snapshot and diff a memory region to detect changes. Replaces the manual Cheat Engine Read memory_dump Dump a range of physical memory to a file on disk. Use this for large reads that Read memory_format Read memory and display it in human-readable formatted views: hex dump with ASCII sidebar, Read memory_probe Discover which physical memory ranges are readable on the target system. Read memory_read Read raw bytes from the target system Read memory_search Search physical memory for a hex byte pattern. Scans memory in 1MB chunks. Read module_dump Dump a complete PE module (EXE/DLL) from a process Read module_exports List all exported functions (Export Address Table) from a loaded module. Read module_imports List all imported functions (Import Address Table) from a loaded module. Read module_list List all loaded modules (DLLs/EXEs) for a specific process on the target system. Read pe_sections Enumerate PE sections (.text, .rdata, .data, .bss, etc.) of a loaded module. Read pointer_read Follow a multi-level pointer chain and read the value at the final address. Read pointer_scan Discover unknown pointer chains from static module bases to a target address. Read process_list List all running processes on the TARGET system (the machine connected via DMA, not the local machine). Read process_regions List all virtual memory regions (VAD entries) for a process with protection flags. Read process_virt2phys Translate a process Read rtti_scan Scan a module for MSVC C++ RTTI (Run-Time Type Information) to discover class names, Read scatter_read Batch-read multiple disjoint memory regions in a single DMA operation (~10x faster than Read string_scan Scan process memory for ASCII and/or UTF-16LE strings. Read struct_analyze Heuristically analyze a memory region to identify likely data types at each offset. Read system_info Get information about the DMA connection, target system, and FPGA device. Read translate_virt2phys Translate a virtual address to a physical address using a raw CR3 page table base. Read ue_dump_names Read Unreal Engine FNamePool and dump all name entries from a running UE game. Read ue_dump_objects Read Unreal Engine FUObjectArray and dump all UObject entries from a running UE game. Read ue_dump_sdk Generate C++ SDK headers from UE reflection system. Walks the class hierarchy, Read unity_il2cpp_dump Find and parse IL2CPP metadata from a running Unity game. Automatically locates Read xref_scan Find all code instructions and data pointers that reference a target address.

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