Comment by rwmj

I think the even crazier thing is Windows having a function to allocate memory in another process (https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/win32/api/memoryapi...). That seems like a potential source for all kinds of impossible to track bugs.

> The customer is a major anti-virus software vendor! The customer has important functionality in their product that that they have built based on this technique of remote code injection, and they cannot afford to give it up at this point.

Oh now it makes sense.