# WindowsDllsExport

A list of all the DLLs export in C:\windows\system32\

The idea is to find some interesting export that can be used to evade some detection.

The list was extracted from the following builds:

```
Windows 10 Build 19043
Windows 11 Build 22000
```

# Generate The List By Yourself

DumpExport.c can be compiled and run locally.
DumpExport.exe can be used to gather the information on your system.

```
PS> foreach($dll in gci -Path C:\windows\system32\ -Filter *.dll) { .\dumpexport.exe $($dll.Name) | out-file -FilePath .\$($dll.Name).txt -Encoding ASCII }
```

# Sqlite Database

the `exports.db` is a sqlite3 database that contains the dll name and the export name in a table defined as following

`table|exports|exports|2|CREATE TABLE exports (dllname text, exportname text)`

The sqlite database can be imported into `sqlite_web` to query the database from a web interface.

`pip3 install sqlite_web`

Copy the `exports.db` and run `sqlite_web` using the following command

```
sqlite_web -H 0.0.0.0 -p 80 -r -x /opt/exports/exports.db
```

The `sqlite_web` interface can be queried as shown below

![query](https://github.com/Mr-Un1k0d3r/WindowsDllsExport/raw/main/query.png)

# JSON Format

A json file is also available `exports.json`

# Credit

Mr.Un1k0d3r RingZer0 Team