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Assembly language is a low-level programming language whose instructions map almost 1-to-1 to a computer's machine code.
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Metasploit generating strange shellcode
The second issue is that objdump says (bad) near the bottom, which probably means the assembly is wrong. The final thing is that I have no clue what it's doing after reading the assembly. … Generating the shellcode for this same payload with null bytes gives correct, readable assembly. I don't think removing null bytes can add this much complexity to the shellcode. …
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Metasploit generating strange shellcode
Alright, I've gotten some answers from asking in the IRC channel.
When you use -b, the shellcode is encoded to avoid the bytes specified. The decoder is attached to the beginning, and that code is ac …
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