Code refactoring with bug fixing #6
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Bug: --autobreak flag provide the injection of "int 3" instruction into the shellcode, what could corrupt the shellcode execution. Solution: set the breakpoint before the jump to shellcode execution. Bug: --nopause flag doesn't work for x64bit program. Solution: add the check of --nopause flag for x64bit program. Code refactoring: - code is bit version independent - avoided program crashes on shell code execution - avoided memory leaks - code was refactored
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Bug: --autobreak flag provide the injection of "int 3" instruction into the shellcode, what could corrupt the shellcode execution.
Solution: set the breakpoint before the jump to shellcode execution.
Bug: --nopause flag doesn't work for x64bit program.
Solution: add the check of --nopause flag for x64bit program.
Code refactoring: