Something so that you can enter:
mov eax,eax
And get a binary break down of the instruction. Intrustion part, sib,reg, etc?
mov eax,eax
And get a binary break down of the instruction. Intrustion part, sib,reg, etc?
Some tools are provided with Art Of Disassembly
http://community.reverse-engineering.net/viewtopic.php?t=2626
But you can't download it as the site is not restored yet after the hack.
http://community.reverse-engineering.net/viewtopic.php?t=2626
But you can't download it as the site is not restored yet after the hack.
Whatever hes linked to requires a user name and password.
Whatever hes linked to requires a user name and password.
The site is still broken.
http://community.reverse-engineering.net/viewtopic.php?t=3847
Stay tuned.
ASFIK all assemblers will make listing files that will show the hex output of all
insturctions given in the input file
insturctions given in the input file
From hex output You can nor get wich blocks are included, neither boundries of the blocks, not saying of not meaning of codes in bit fields :)
I recall approximatly a year ago I sent several educational apps on the very board, to show format divided in blocks with both, binary, hex and mnemonic meaning.
The problem of "mnemonic to opcode" translation is that there might be several alternative encoding of the same mnemonic, so your can not get functional ("one to one" or "many to one") relation between both of them
You can get function mnemonic(opcode) to get the only possible mnemonic from opcode yet can not get (in majority of cases) opcode (mnemonic) since there might be more than one way to encode.
I recall approximatly a year ago I sent several educational apps on the very board, to show format divided in blocks with both, binary, hex and mnemonic meaning.
The problem of "mnemonic to opcode" translation is that there might be several alternative encoding of the same mnemonic, so your can not get functional ("one to one" or "many to one") relation between both of them
You can get function mnemonic(opcode) to get the only possible mnemonic from opcode yet can not get (in majority of cases) opcode (mnemonic) since there might be more than one way to encode.
The Svin, I think I still have some of your tools on my computer.
If you guys wanna take a look, I can upload it somewhere.
If you guys wanna take a look, I can upload it somewhere.
Please do roticv,
I thought I remeber The Svin making a tool simmilar to what I like.
Thank.
The Svin, could you give an example of one of those multiple encodings you speak of?
I thought I remeber The Svin making a tool simmilar to what I like.
Thank.
The Svin, could you give an example of one of those multiple encodings you speak of?
OCG (OpCode Generator) by snyper sounds just the ticket!
Get it here: http://stormix.webhop.info/ocg.zip :D
Get it here: http://stormix.webhop.info/ocg.zip :D
could you give an example of one of those multiple encodings you speak of?
8BC1 mov eax,ecx
89C8 mov eax,ecx
what about it MazeGen ?
ThoughtCriminal, here you go
http://www.rantx.com/roticv/optools.zip
http://www.rantx.com/roticv/optools.zip
awww, that is a cute tool!
I also have some of The Svin's gr8 tools, if ur tools are missing tell me and i'll upload them for you.
Also check these tools from the previous Art Of Disassembly book.
hxxp://www.geocities.com/dacutedevil/aodtools.zip
CuTedEvil
Also check these tools from the previous Art Of Disassembly book.
hxxp://www.geocities.com/dacutedevil/aodtools.zip
CuTedEvil