diff --git a/modules/inject_dll_reflective.py b/modules/inject_dll_reflective.py
index 2d5fd41..a269a43 100644
--- a/modules/inject_dll_reflective.py
+++ b/modules/inject_dll_reflective.py
@@ -22,7 +22,7 @@ class Inject_dll_reflective(Inject_shellcode):
         The dll must be compiled with the reflective loader exported function otherwise it cannot be executed
         at runtime.
         You can use one of the following supported injection technique:
-            - remove_virtual:           classic injection:
+            - remote_virtual:           classic injection:
                                         VirtualAllocEx (RWX) -> WriteProcessMemory -> CreateRemoteThread
             - remote_virtual_protect:   with this technique you never allocate RWX memory (polymorphic encoders won't work):
                                         VirtualAllocEx(RW) -> WriteProcessMemory -> VirtualProtect(RX) -> CreateRemoteThread
diff --git a/modules/inject_shellcode.py b/modules/inject_shellcode.py
index 84ae37a..e5a5499 100644
--- a/modules/inject_shellcode.py
+++ b/modules/inject_shellcode.py
@@ -13,7 +13,7 @@ class Inject_shellcode(Module):
         You can decide if inject into an existing process or if spawn a new process as a host process for the code.
         You should create the payload for the shellcode from msfvenom with the flag --format csharp.
         You can use one of the following supported injection technique:
-            - remove_virtual:           classic injection:
+            - remote_virtual:           classic injection:
                                         VirtualAllocEx (RWX) -> WriteProcessMemory -> CreateRemoteThread
             - remote_virtual_protect:   with this technique you never allocate RWX memory (polymorphic encoders won't work):
                                         VirtualAllocEx(RW) -> WriteProcessMemory -> VirtualProtect(RX) -> CreateRemoteThread