All props to smelly__vx (@RtlMateusz) and am0nsec (@am0nsec) for their paper on this technique. If you would like to learn more about how this works, you can find their paper at the Vx-Underground Github.

I have tested this on recent versions of Windows 10. Some of the undocumented structures may or may not work on older versions.

Requires the Winim library. If you are new to Nim (like me), byt3bl33d3r's OffensiveNim is a great place to start.