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Because for and foreach are the products of imperative languages, recursion is widely used in functional programming, but the problem with recursion is that it will cause stack overflow, to solve this problem, we have re-designed a recursive algorithm-tail recursion. We can use this algorithm to convert CALL commands into JMP commands during compilation, in this way, recursive calls only occupy one stack frame, but the premise is that the recursive al

1. Preface On the forum, I saw many friends who did not know what is the ESP law, what is the scope of application of ESP, what is the principle of ESP law, and how to use the ESP law? You can see that Http://poptown.gamewan.com/dispbbs.asp? Boardid = 5 id = 54 page = 1 The survey results show that everyone is very interested in the ESP law, of course, because it is too easy to use. Now I will tell you what the ESP law is and how it works !! BTW: After Reading 18 articles about manual shellin

-bit.Ax= 32-bit/16-bit, DX = 32-bit% 8-bit.Status quotient, high surplus.div word ptr [dx+si+8];ax is the quotient of the memory unit value for AX, and DX is the remainder of the memory unit that is modified for AX.8,DUP data replicationDB 3 dup (0); 0 0 0DB 3 dup (0, 0,1,2), 0,1,2, 0,1,2DB a data one byte; DW a data one word word, double byte; dd a data double word, four bytes.9,Operator offset gets the offset address of the label, which is the symbol processed by the compiler.mov ax, offset st

. Even the punctuation on the keyboard can be added to the Testcode, which can be arranged in the order of the ASCII code table, so that more space is verified at once.look for an appropriate address to overwrite the original return addressWhat we need to do now is to determine what address the last four "X" in "jiangyejiangxxxx" should be. Here we cannot create an address out of thin air, but should be based on a legitimate address. Of course, we can find a lot of suitable address through the o

First analyze an example.#include The following is an disassembly analysisHere is the function jump table @ilt+0 ([emailprotected]@@[emailprotected]): 00401005 jmp cbase::setnumber (00401190) @ILT +5 ([E Mailprotected]@[emailprotected]): 0040100A jmp cbase::~cbase (00401300) @ILT +10 ([emailprotected] @@[emailprotected]): 0040100F jmp cderive::shownumber (0040110

code-----------------------------------------------------------------------__cxxunhandledexceptionfilter:0 0a51113 jmp __cxxunhandledexceptionfilter (0a525e0h) ___cxxsetunhandledexceptionfilter:00a51118 jmp __C Xxsetunhandledexceptionfilter (0a52660h) [emailprotected]:00a5111d jmp [emailprotected] (0A53BB0h) _fun: Pay attention to the fun here 00a51122

What do you mean transfer orders?Modify IP or simultaneously modify CS and IP instructionsOnly modify IP call intra-segment transferSimultaneous modification of CS and IP call inter-segment transferIntra-segment transfer is divided into short transfer and near transferShort transfer IP Modification range-128-127Near-transfer IP modification range-32768-32767Basically, on top of that.9.1 Offset operatorS1:mov bx,offset S1S:mov Ax,offset SOffset x is the address where x is obtained.First is MOV bx

After reading the principle of detour, I thought about whether I could simulate one. Some details were found during the comparison. Detour replaces the first few bytes of the function (five bytes when reading the document) with jmp __ . But does machine code truncation take effect? You can see the machine code of each Assembly instruction in the Disassembly window of vs. The length of the machine code of each instruction is not fixed, I think detour

= 0 1 XOR 0 = 1 101 XOR = 001 001 XOR = 101 We use this feature to construct Shellcode encoding and basic encryption, and of course, the key (0x100 in the above example) is naturally hardcoded into shellcode.Second, Jmp/call XOR decoderSince the Shellcode code, then it means to decode. Our model probably looks like this:[decoder][encoded Shellcodes] Generally, if the decoder needs to know its location, This allows you to calculate the locatio

Here's what to say: The key point in the code is to jump to the function pfunc you want to run with the instruction JMP Pfunc.The instruction "jmp xxxx" accounts for 5 bytes, and the code uses a one-byte aligned struct struct Thunk ,Of course can also use unsigned char code[5]; Said there is a key point is the address calculation, the jmp xxxx command with a re

used for loading LDTR: MOV ax,ldt_sel Lldt axLldt directives are instructions that are specifically used to load LDTR. The operand of the instruction is the selector of the corresponding LDT segment descriptor. According to the selector, the processor extracts the corresponding LDT segment descriptor from the GDT, and after checking the legality, the LDT segment descriptor's base address and the boundary information are loaded into the LDTR cache register. Because you are referencing GDT, you

inside the code.All data accounted for 316,421 characters.Sort by: Arrange by Cangjie letter.For efficiency, the shell sort method is used. Second, the production of combinatorial language: 1:CG SEGMENT2:assume CS:CG,DS:CG,ES:CG3:org 100H4:start:5:mov Ax,cs6:mov Ds,ax7:mov si,130; Point to input buffer8:mov Bl,[si-2]9:dec BX10:sub BH,BH11:mov [BX][SI],BH12:cld13:mov Dx,si14:mov ax,3d00h15:int 21H; Open source file16:jnc Zstart17:mov Dx,offset ZSTR1; If there is no such file, exit18:mov ah,919

Control transfer can basically be divided into two main categories: control transfer within the same task and control transfer between tasks (task switching). In the same task, the control transfer can be divided into: the transfer between segments, the change of privilege level and the transition between segments. Intra-paragraph transfers are similar to real mode and do not involve privilege-level transformations and task switching. Only inter-segment transfers involve privilege level transfor

= PAGE_READONLY0012F494 0012F4B0 pOldProtect = 0012F4B0 If F9 runs again, the first anti "error: I don't know how to bypass the command at address 009C7E13..." will appear ......", This indicates that the program starts to run in the decoded code.And run it to the first valid Verification place. Close the OD Prompt window and F12 will come:009C7E0E> PUSH 9C7E16009C7E13> ??? Unknown command 009C7E15> IRETD Look up:009C7D59> PUSH EBP009C7D5A> mov ebp, ESP009C7D5C> PUSH ECX009C7D5D> PUSH EBX009C7D

. Run the program to check whether an error is reported. If no error is reported, write 52 letters until an error is reported. Fortunately, in this program, the first 52 letters bring up the error dialog box: Figure 1 locate an EIP in the error dialog box Between 41st and 44th bytes. Determine the location of the EIP, then determine the address to which it should be assigned. Here, of course, we can use the disassembly software to find free places in the program, write the code, and then point

doesn't make it come true! (via F4)3. When the program jumps back (including loops), we press F4 at the next code (or right-click Code, select Breakpoint--gt; run to selected)4. The Green line indicates that the jump is not realized, regardless, the red line indicates that the jump has been realized!5. If just loading the program, there is a call in the vicinity, we F7 to follow in, or the program is easy to run, so it will soon be able to go to the program Oep6. At the time of tracking, if run

decimal 256. This is consistent with the size of the buffer in the vulnerability description.Figure 8It can be seen that the location where the return address is saved is 0x0065bee4, and normally, when the program call is complete, it jumps to the 0X00457EC0 location to continue execution. Analysis to this point, the use of loopholes is very clear. According to our previous lesson, the first way to do this is to overwrite the 256 bytes of buffer space below four bytes into

code bbdxf 123123 at will. Click OK to bring up the information box. Do not close it and return to OD. 3. Press Ctrl + k to view the stack information: Right-click "cruehead.0040137e" and choose "show CILS ". 0040137e/$8b7424 04 mov ESI, dword ptr ss: [esp + 0x4] 00401382 |. 56 push ESI; // "bbdxf" 00401383 |> 8a06/mov Al, byte ptr ds: [esi] 00401385 |. 84c0 | test Al, al00401387 |. 74 13 | je short 0040139c00401389 |. 3C 41 | CMP Al, 0x41; "a" 0040138b |. 72 1f | JB short 004013ac004013

fill the stack with whatever we like. So now what? Would it be nice if we could could just jump to ESP and start executing? Well we can, hopefully. Jmp ESP is in fact a legal instruction. This instruction would mov(e) whatever is in ESP into EIP and begin executing instructions there. So we need to somehow call jmp esp. Hmm, how can we do that? Well, lets think. We do have control of EIP, so we can jump to

I often see the ESP Law in the tutorial. Now I will tell you what the ESP law is. What is its principle? !! (Too useful ◎) BTW: After Reading 18 articles about manual shelling, reading this article may be more helpful to you! 2. Preparations before we begin to discuss the ESP law, I will explain some simple assembly knowledge to you.1. callThis command is a basic assembly instruction for accessing subprograms. Maybe you said, I already know this! Don't worry, please continue watching.What is