Posts tagged: #shellcode

Turn raw shellcode bytes back into assembly — decode hex and escape formats, disassemble with Capstone, and spot bad characters before you run it.

Annotated shellcode examples for Linux x86 and x64 — execve /bin/sh and reverse TCP — with the bytes, the disassembly, and the gotchas.

How Linux shellcode works — syscalls, registers, and position-independent code — and how to assemble, encode, and test it safely.

Compare ways to generate shellcode — msfvenom, hand-rolled assembly, and a browser-based generator — with the trade-offs and when to use each.

Shellcode explained: what it is, why exploits use it, how it is written and encoded, and how to generate and test it safely in your browser.