In the part 2 of my guide on stack overflow exploitation I mentioned that there are several ways of creating shellcodes. This post is about some of them.
1. NASM
The obvious way of creating shellcodes is writing it in assembly ourselves. To do that, we can use NASM, which is a x86/x86_64 assembler. Obvious drawback is that we cannot write for any other architecture with it(eg. arm64 for android).
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