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Datagraph mips Patch#
That with the help of elfesteem, we can add a section and patch the binary so
Datagraph mips 64 Bit#
Looks familiar? These are the same strings as the 64 bit driver! Did I mention This code is really a quick&dirty hack: it doesn’t even fix every assign irs ) ir_blocks_all += ir_blocs_extra irb_cur = None return irb_cur append ( instr ) if ir_blocs_extra : for b in ir_blocs_extra : b. fix_assignblk_stack ( assignblk, stk_high ) irb_cur. gen_pc_update ( irb_cur, instr ) stk_high = self. instr2ir ( instr ) if gen_pc_updt is not False : self. pre_add_instr ( block, instr, irb_cur, ir_blocks_all, gen_pc_updt ) if irb_cur is None : return None assignblk, ir_blocs_extra = self. replace_expr ( stk_info )) assignblk = src def add_instr_to_irblock ( self, block, instr, irb_cur, ir_blocks_all, gen_pc_updt ): """ Quick and dirty ESP fix """ irb_cur = self. replace_expr ( stk_info )) if dst != self. items (): del ( assignblk ) stk_info = src = expr_simp ( src. regs_init + stk_off def fix_assignblk_stack ( self, assignblk, stk_high ): """ Replace ESP acceses with it's relative value from ESP_init """ for dst, src in assignblk. ira ): def gen_stk_update ( self, instr ): """ Get ESP offset to ESP_init using IDA as euristic """ stk_off = ExprInt ( conn.
You can also add some code to comment the IDA database with the freshlyĬlass ira_fix_stk ( machine. get_str_ansi ( alloc_addr ) print repr ( s ) return str_dec get_str_unic ( alloc_addr ) else : s = sb. get_mem ( alloc_addr, l ) out = str_dec # Quick and dirty unicode detection if len ( str_dec ) > 1 and str_dec = " \x00 " : s = sb. set_mem ( alloc_addr, " \x00 " * 0x1000 ) # Arguments sb. jitter, 0x1000 ) def run_func_args ( dec_addr, addr, l ): sb. filename, options, globals ()) alloc_addr = winobjs. jitter = "gcc" sb = Sandbox_Win_x86_64 ( options. add_argument ( "filename", help = "PE Filename" ) options = parser. parser ( description = "PE sandboxer" ) parser. From import Sandbox_Win_x86_64 from miasm2.os_dep.win_api_x86_32 import winobjs.
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