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So go from the other end, type in the hex values (E2 E3) and see what comes from it - then compare with what you typed in before.
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Cool, that worked, much thanks Least
I was thinking, Is it possible to not use the direct addresses? ex, if want to have 0x00430F00 so i push 0x00430000 and add F00 later. I hope you understand. Is it possible? |
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Of course yes, you can push une value, add to it something, then ret and you are there; or you can do something like jmp eax, where eax can be calculated any way you can think of. And much more - get processor manuals and use you imagination (or google
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