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geek32 edition | X86 Opcode and Instruction Reference 1.10
really good site i found, VERY useful for shellcoding/exploit dev, sorry i dont have time to search it for you |
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This is along the same lines, olly is showing up 75e00000 refenced memory at 41414141 .
I have tryed point the memory location to some locations. When I ran the exploit to the crash, i then run again, and then olly dies. Any help would be appracted thanks |
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Need some more details about what you are doing and what exactly changed between the overwrite with \x41 and the time where you tried to point the crash location elsewhere. Also, what do you mean when you say Olly dies?
Do you know what type of overwrite this is? Stack based? Direct EIP or SEH? How you are feeding the buffer to the program (STDIN, network socket?) Perhaps give a step by step of what your buffer contains during the \41 overwrite and when you try to point the buffer to a particular location, exactly what Olly does in response to each buffer.
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after it shows up saying tryed to refence memory, i click run it comes up again, i then hit run and olly closes(not in task bar) There are a coulpe of place in the program were safeseh is off. |
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If you are doing an SEH overwrite, why don't you try and use a POP, POP, RET, thats the usual way to get code execution.
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It goes into the exception handler, but ecx just gets zeroed out |
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Anti-debugging code will do that - Immunity Debugger has a !hidedbg command (misspellings may apply).
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