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[Except1onX]

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Ascii to shellcode or hex.

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[MaXe]

Very nice and useful tool, +Rep :-)

Even though some shellcode cannot be written in ASCII ;-)

[Except1onX]

Originally Posted by MaXe

Very nice and useful tool, +Rep :-)

Even though some shellcode cannot be written in ASCII ;-)

Yep u r right coz shellcodes could be some Hex adrress of memory and if u converted it u will get some $^@&^$* characters.

[MaXe]

Or empty spaces and weird signs in case it's the non-printable ASCII characters. :-) (0x0A is \n I think and can't be printed)

[Norph]

Still pretty useful.
I love the UI :)
What language is it written in?

[Except1onX]

It is written in c#.

[crazydevil360]

Every shell code has endiannes. But it is not having

Endiannes are like

data is reperesented backwards

like my data is hello world

but in the endiannes the hello world is look like this

dlrow olleh

Sorry for my Bad english

[ne011]

Thanks for sharing ,i like the GUI

[Except1onX]

Originally Posted by crazydevil360

Every shell code has endiannes. But it is not having

Endiannes are like

data is reperesented backwards

like my data is hello world

but in the endiannes the hello world is look like this

dlrow olleh

Sorry for my Bad english

I didn't understand u a bit but nvm
U have big endian and little endian depending on IA32 machine u r using.

It supposed to be reversed. I mean from hello world to dlrow olleh.

[MaXe]

DEADBEEF (Machine Code) will become FE EB AD DE in Little Endian.

Example:
\xDE \xAD \xBE \xEF will become: \xFE \xBE \xAD \xDE in Little Endian :-)

It's very important to note, that the Hexidecimal characters were NOT
reversed such as: \xEF \xEB \xDA \xED in Little Endian, no idea how big
endian systems works since I've never used it for anything xD

The conversion method shouldn't be hard though :-)

Could a 2.0 version of your program, perhaps accept \x00 as input to be
converted to little endian or big endian? And perhaps \n \r as well? ;-)

Perhaps just make the Shellcode field editable? :-D