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Add a cyclic -d --detect flag to find cyclic pattern offset in registers and stack memory #2011
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pattern_offset 0xdeadbeef
Add a cyclic -d --detect flag to find cyclic pattern offset in registers and stack memory
Feb 3, 2024
Hi, I changed the title and added a first line to this issue to make it clear what we want to track here with this issue :). |
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Feb 3, 2024
Seems like a duplicate of #1965 |
Oh, thanks for pointing out. Closing since its a duplicate. |
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EDIT by @disconnect3d: The purpose of this issue is to track a new feature: adding a
-d --detect
flag tocyclic
command so that it looks up the pattern offsets in registers and memory and prints this info to the user.An offset finding function to auto detect the cyclic input in order to return the offset value.
gdb-peda has this feature (
pattern_offset 0xdeadbeef
) and would like to request this be implemented if possible.ref:
So you can now do:
(replace
0xdeadbeef
with some cyclic pattern value)We still need some kind of
cyclic -d|--detect
to auto detect the cyclic pattern values in registers and/or stack though.Originally posted by @disconnect3d in #2007 (comment)
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