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When using a cyclic pattern and stopping at some invalid memory access, you currently have to copy&paste the pattern from the registers and invoke cyclic -l for each of them. This is repetetive and slow if there are multiple controlled registers.
While looking through the IDA Sploiter plugin I stumbled upon the Detecting a pattern section with a dialog showing an overview of every register and if it was able to match the pattern to some offset.
I'd like a cyclic --detect option to display all registers and, in case a register contains a pointer, memory locations that contain a cyclic pattern as well as its offset.
That same detection could be displayed in the regs / context output too.
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When using a cyclic pattern and stopping at some invalid memory access, you currently have to copy&paste the pattern from the registers and invoke
cyclic -l
for each of them. This is repetetive and slow if there are multiple controlled registers.While looking through the IDA Sploiter plugin I stumbled upon the Detecting a pattern section with a dialog showing an overview of every register and if it was able to match the pattern to some offset.
I'd like a
cyclic --detect
option to display all registers and, in case a register contains a pointer, memory locations that contain a cyclic pattern as well as its offset.That same detection could be displayed in the
regs
/context
output too.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: