08-30-2015 - Assembly_Is_Too_High-Level_-_Consistent_Instruction_Sizes
An abuse of prefixes to get every instruction on a program to be encoded with the same amount of bytes.
An abuse of prefixes to get every instruction on a program to be encoded with the same amount of bytes.
An announcment that the 8ball tool now supports regular expression denial of service.
An obfuscation technique that spotlights the ADD instruction.
Partly a troll, but also I couldn't thing of a better way to solve a problem then to use a GOTO at the time I coded this.
A lab that I was never assigned. This tought me the lesson of how much you can do when not given the bias that it is supposed to be hard. In this case, tedious.
Shows that there are many other encodings to the several FENSE instructions.
MoDR/M and SIB tables can get pretty heavy with redundancies, read on to dive into it.
The plus character isn't actually handled as 1 or more, the upper limmit is usually capped at somepoint. Read on to see how one implementation caps the upper limit.
There are different syntactical choises for quantifiers when using regex, but you only really need one of them.
