Excalibra/AnneFrankInjector

AnneFrankInjector is a low-level utility typical of the 'red teaming' or malware development niche on GitHub. With only 22 stars and 2 forks, it lacks any significant adoption or community backing. The 'defensibility' is minimal as process injection is a well-documented field with hundreds of similar, more mature implementations (e.g., those found in the 'Awesome-Process-Injection' lists). The project's value is primarily as a reference implementation of standard WinAPI calls like OpenProcess, VirtualAllocEx, and WriteProcessMemory, or perhaps more 'stealthy' variants like Process Ghosting or Herpaderping. It faces high 'platform domination risk' not from AI labs, but from Microsoft and EDR (Endpoint Detection and Response) vendors like CrowdStrike or SentinelOne, who specialize in detecting and neutralizing these specific memory-based attack vectors. The displacement horizon is short because offensive security techniques are in a constant arms race; a static repo from 19 days ago is unlikely to remain undetected by modern heuristics for long.