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I have App.exe that loads A.dll & B.dll. A.dll loads fips.dll from space c:/App/A/fips.dll B.dll loads Fips.dll from space c:/App/B/fips.dll. I see App.exe is loading both fips.dll from both folders. How can I confirm if A.dll is referring to c:/App/A/fips.dll module for FIPS requirement and B.dll is referring to c:/App/B/fips.dll for FIPS related usage.

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    Look to import table (IAT) of the module, and to where is pointer. Commented Aug 27 at 7:40
  • I tried windbg, the module name of fips.dll is updated. it is like fips_9180000.dll for the second load. Is windows updating the module name on its own. lm 09180000 09322000 fips_9180000 (deferred) 7a790000 7a932000 fips (deferred) lm m fips* start end module name 09180000 09322000 fips_9180000 (deferred) 7a790000 7a932000 fips (deferred) Commented Sep 9 at 11:36
  • without look for binary under debugger impossible say what is happens Commented Sep 9 at 11:38
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