[ArkPhaze]

You should learn networking first. Work on dealing with sockets, opening a socket on a specific port, sending/receiving data, closing the socket. As far as I can tell just by asking you that first question, you don't have any of the per-requisites for writing malware. You are just like the rest of those starting programmers that want to write malware after a few weeks of learning a programming language, it doesn't work that way. Writing the code is only part of it, you need to know how various IP based protocols work first, and you need to know what the various protection measures are that come pre-packaged within the Windows OS. If you just neglect all that, then sure, you can write a piece of malware that will set the computer tower on fire in a purple flame... Until then, you still need to do lots of research before you even start IMO. Do you know when to use constexpr? const member functions? protected vs private? Class object inheritance? noexept? explicit reference passing through templates? C++ is a large language on it's own, and for any malware to be efficient, you need to know at least a few of the nuances of the language itself before you can write much, because lots of lower level work typically requires some pretty convoluted strategies. I'm just saying, a month to write what you're wanting to do? Forget it... Especially since you still don't have any experience with what is required to write such malware that you're talking about.

I'm prodding at the fact that you still don't know all of what C++ is about and malware in general. In some ways, you're talking like most of our presidents do when they promise improved environmental cleanliness with harmful emissions that damage the ozone layer, and most of all something along the lines of 'peace on earth' (as an extremist example). Until it happens, it's all talk.

Have you written any trampoline hooks?