Which technique is NOT commonly associated with DLL injection?

The technique that is not commonly associated with DLL injection is the one involving locating a window title using 'FindWindow.' DLL injection typically focuses on methods that manipulate processes to load and execute a dynamic link library (DLL) within the address space of another process. Techniques like using 'OpenProcess' to acquire a handle to a target process, or 'CreateRemoteThread' to execute code within that process, are directly tied to the DLL injection process.

'FindWindow', on the other hand, is primarily used for user interface manipulation and does not facilitate the loading of DLLs or the execution of arbitrary code within another process's memory space. Instead, 'FindWindow' helps identify and interact with existing windows based on their titles or classes, making it irrelevant to the specific mechanics of injecting a DLL into a running process.