Nektra's latest and most advanced project, the Deviare API, has been developed to be able to intercept Windows API calls, letting you get in control of the Operating System's code execution.

A Deviare Beta version is now available for downloading!

See a demonstration video of Deviare in action by clicking here

Windows applications call for the Windows Application Programming Interface, called "Windows API" or "WinAPI", to execute their codes.

To intercept these calls is a powerful technique named "hooking", which provides the possibilities to:

	Spy and learn about the Operating System's internal behavior, and the external applications' behavior, without having access to their source code.
	Trace and debug applications' code execution, making visible its API calls and its functions' parameters, without having access to their source code.
	Get in control of the Operating System's processes, to monitor, filter and modify their behavior, to inject your own code and to extend their standard functionality.
	Deviare supports monitoring your process's COM objects.

To hook a process implies intercepting the System's internal message handling mechanism, including the calls for Advapi32.dll, Gdi32.dll, Kernel32.dll, Ntdll.dll, User32.dll, Shell32.dll and Wininet.dll.

Deviare provides the ability to monitor the System's message traffic, and to process certain type of messages before they reach their target application.

Deviare is not a new hook library, it is a complete framework that simplifies the complexities of hooking making it available for high-level languages.

It provides COM interfaces ready to be used used from languages such as C++, VB, Delphi, VB.NET, C# .NET & Python.

Our Com Spy Console allows users to monitor applications using Component Object Model's interfaces. Spy on any ActiveX / OLE32 COM objects in real time.

Find out more about Deviare's COM Spy Console by clicking here

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