This new version of LoadDLLViaAppInit allows you to load more than one DLL inside a process. You separate the DLL names with a semi-colon (;).
For example, to load DLLs hook-createprocess.dll and EnforcePermanentDEP.dll inside process acrord32.exe, you configure this:
acrord32.exe hook-createprocess.dll;EnforcePermanentDEP.dll
Download:
LoadDLLViaAppInit_V0_0_0_2.zip (https)
MD5: F458DAEAB1A3E68870EE0608E2A1FFFC
SHA256: 9C8BA52A68893F33E0019CC64264C24A7EEC09C5D0DAE6F43C110ACFD45E621F
Didier Stevens 
works under win7?
Comment by s0meb0dy — Friday 29 October 2010 @ 17:27
Yes, but you need to set an extra flag (see original blog post) and this is a 32-bit dll.
Comment by Didier Stevens — Saturday 30 October 2010 @ 8:16
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