Fix execve syscall code in ropchain generator #171
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Are you sure, that this fix the issue? The changes shows only a change in the message |
Also use hex-formatted index in the ropchain generator to be more consistent with the x86 generator (this is not a functional change).
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@sashs Yes, this is right. The rop chain values are already correct. Just the message printed has the improper code. I also went ahead and also updated the indices used in the generator to be hex-formatted to be more consistent with x86 (non-functional change). You can take or leave that. |
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Closes #170
Fixes a message in the x86_64 chain generator to display the correct syscall.
The original issue notes that an incorrect syscall code is displayed. I discovered that an incorrect syscall code is present in the actual chain generator for the x86 version. x86_64 is correct. This pull request fixes both generators' print statements and changes the execve code in the x86 chain generator's gadget creator to the correct 0x3b.