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Introduction A shellcode is a piece of code which is sent as payload by an exploit, is injected in the vulnerable application and is executed. A shellcode must be position independent, i.e. it must work no matter its position in memory and shouldn’t contain null bytes, because the shellcode is usually copied by functions likeView Detail


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