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Something to i just thought i shud share, this lil tool helps when you researching buffer overflows
and when you hit bad-chars, just compile this and run it while generate chars for you. then you start the process of elimination.
link to pastebin code :::::: http://pastebin.com/0FsEaXdd
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yer sure here is the reupload http://pastebin.com/bwecTrEv sorry for the late reply i been very busy
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Looks very simple, from my limited understanding of C it just seems to be printing a long string. Might be wrong but would this do exactly the same?
#include<stdio.h>
main(int argc, char **argv){
printf("\"");
for(int c = 0;c<=255;c++){
printf("\\x%.2x");
}
printf("\"");
return 0;
}Skype: mrpt3oTwitter: MrPteo
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well thts the intent mr.p.teo imagine you in the middle of a research of a bufferoverflow and you hit bad characters how would you deal with the problem if you didnt know which char is causing it this lil tool comes in handy for that kind of problem you add the character strings tht get printed to the konsole into your script or what have you then send it to the vulnerable app then debug the prog with immunity or what have you until you dont have any bad characters within your exploit
as for that code up top theres no need for statement cos all you need is to be able to print 255 chars to be passed to the app you doing a buffer overflow for so this will be much better
while (c<= 255)
printf("\\x%.2x", c++);
so whats this saying is while the inter c is small or equal to 255 print until you reach 255 characters well hope i explained it better
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yer but i used the for as it seems to use your code but in one line.as it sets the variable, sets the condition and increments it in one statement, where you used
- int c = 0;
- printf("\"");
- while (c<= 255)
- printf("\\x%.2x", c++);
- printf("\"");
- return 0;
Your code, sets the variable on a separate line, does the while on another and increments on another. So surly for this piece of code the for loop is better suited.Skype: mrpt3oTwitter: MrPteo -
well lol at the end of the day its one's opinion ini but from what i see as long the code does what ever is needed of it i got no problem with it it wasn't coded for the purpose of looking flashy or anything like that just to deliver when executed at the end of the day lol...well didn't mean to be rude or anything like that..
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