jmp anova

, then use ready-made. Now all that remains is to find the overflow point and then modify it, for convenience, the following work is for Windows 2000, and the current system partition is Fat32. The determination of the overflow point The overflow point, of course, was found in the ready-made code. Open the source code of the DOS window again, and find two noteworthy places, a place as shown in Figure 3: Javascript:if (this.width>500) this.width=500 "border=0> Figure 3 Another is the arrangeme

model Residuals () List residual values for fitted models Anova () Generate an analysis of the variance of a fitted model, or compare the variance tables of two or more fitted models Vcov () List covariance matrices for model parameters AIC () Output Red Pool information statistics Plot () A diagnostic diagram of generating evaluation fitting model Predict () Using fitting model to predict response variable value of new dataset4. Simple linear regres

in Linux we can use the GDB debugger can also use objdump this tool, of course, there are other tools, but here I will not say, and then open the file in hexadecimal we can use XXD, We make a hex-mode change to the file by calling Xxd inside the vim, and of course there are other hex editors, and I'm not going to say it, because I'm also playing, after all, I'm still learning Win32 API (my real egg hurts), so let's start with a simple program.Let's look at this program first, it's simple, a mai

Professional terminology ShellCode: It is actually a piece of code (or it can be filled with data) Exploit: Attacks through shellcode and other methods to exploit vulnerabilities Stack frame shift with JMP ESPIn general, the address in the ESP register always points to the system stack and is not corrupted by overflow data. When the function returns, the position that ESP refers to is exactly the next position of the retu

function as if it were a function called itself. We can take a look at the experimental procedure:#include When the above program runs, the Notepad program opens. Because our entire "active defense" program is designed around the CreateProcess () function, so our example is explained in this function. We can use OD load this program to look at the statement at the function call location:Figure 1As you can see, the program calls the call statement to invoke the CreateProcess () function in Kerne

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FBFF call delphi7? 00403D20 0044 CADD 8D40 00 lea eax, dword ptr ds: [eax] copy the code and pull it up to see this generation is quite like the delphi Program 0044CA98 55 push ebp 0044CA99 8BEC mov ebp, esp 0044CA9B 83C4 F0 add esp,-0x10 0044CA9E B8 B8C84400 mov eax, delphi7? 0044C8B8 0044CAA3 E8 2091 FBFF call delphi7? 00405BC8 0044CAA8 A1 B8DF4400 mov eax, dword ptr ds: [0x44DFB8] 0044 CAAD 8B00 mov eax, dword ptr ds: [eax] 0044 CAAF E8 9CE6FFFF call delphi7? 0044B150 0044CAB4 8B0D 94E04400

"Enter the first 8 bytes of the available machine code, such: AAAABBBB "cmp $ RESULT, 0je Ask3cmp $ RESULT,-1je Ask3mov ID_1, $ RESULT // Ask4: ask "Enter the last 8 bytes of the available machine code, such as CCCCDDDD" cmp $ RESULT, 0je Ask4cmp $ RESULT,-1je Ask4mov ID_2, $ RESULTmov temp2, eaxmov test, # + "0000-0000-0000-0000" mov [mem], testmov eax, ID_1shr eax, 10mov I1, axmov eax, ID_1mov I2, axitoa I1, 16.mov I1, $ RESULTlen I1cmp $ R ESULT, 04je CW_GO // AB1: cmp $ RESULT, 03jne AB2eva

Assume Cs: CodeCode segmentStart0: mov BX, 0MoV ax, 200 hMoV es, ax MoV ah, 2MoV Al, 3MoV CH, 0MoV Cl, 2MoV DH, 0MoV DL, 0 INT 13 HMoV ax, 200 hPUSH AXMoV ax, 0PUSH AXRetf Start1: JMP short startS1 dB '1. restart pc', 0, '2. start System ', 0, '3. clock ', 0, '4. set clock ', 0, '5. input error! ',' $ ', 0 Start: mov ax, 0b800hMoV es, axMoV ax, CSMoV ds, axMoV Si, 2 MoV DH, 10MoV DL, 40MoV BL, 160MoV BH, 0 S: mov Al, DS: [Si]CMP Al, 0JNE s_nextINC DHM

instruction enters the instruction buffer.2 IP = IP + the length of the read command to read the next command3Execute the command and go to step 1 to continueAfter the 8086cpu is powered on or reset (that is, when the CPU is just starting to work), Cs and IP are set to cs = ffffh, IP = 0000 h, That is, when the 8086pc machine is started, the CPU reads the command from the memory ffff0h unit and runs the command,The command in the ffff0h unit is the First Command executed after the 8086pc is sta

MOV al,9 mov ch,0 mov cl,1 mov dl,0 mov dh,0 int 13h mov ax,4c00h int 21h; First sector, reading second sector to 0:7e00h SEC1: mov ax,0, mov es,ax, mov bx,7e00h mov ax,1000h MOV es,ax mov bx,7e00h mov ah,2 mov al,9 mov ch,0 mov-mov cl,2 mov dl,0 int 13h; jump to dh,0 ; mov ax,0;p ush ax; mov ax,7e00h;p ush ax; RETF mov ax,1000h push ax mov ax,7e00h push ax RETF db 512-($-SEC1)-2 dup (0) DW 0aa55h; second sector sec2:jmp