Reflective DLL Injection

Reflective DLL injection is a Windows process-injection technique in which a DLL image is placed in process memory and a reflective loader manually maps the PE image, resolves imports and relocations, and invokes its entry point instead of asking the normal DLL loader to load a DLL by path. Implementations may avoid writing a payload copy to disk, but remote memory operations and execution can remain observable. The technique does not grant higher privileges by itself.