MemoryMap
A Windows utility for visualizing process memory maps, analyzing hooks, and disassembling code with advanced debugging features.
What is MemoryMap?
Process Memory Map is a Windows utility that displays detailed memory maps of running processes. It provides deep insights into process internals including heaps, threads, loaded modules, and system structures like PEB and KUSER_SHARED_DATA, making it invaluable for reverse engineering, debugging, and security analysis.
Windows reverse engineers, security researchers, and low-level developers who need to analyze process memory structures, detect hooks, or debug complex software issues at the memory level.
Developers choose Process Memory Map for its detailed, human-readable visualization of low-level process data, integrated x86/x64 disassembler with call hints, and specialized features like hook detection and memory comparison that simplify complex memory analysis tasks.
Overview
Process Memory Map
Use Cases
Best For
- Analyzing process memory layouts to understand heaps, thread stacks, TEB, and SEH frames during debugging sessions.
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