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ruscur
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Australian Linux kernel hacker, gamer, music enjoyer, procrastinator, etc
I don't really swap my @frameworkcomputer expansion cards around, but it came in handy the other night, when I had to present from a lectern that the HDMI cable didn't reach the right side of. swapped the module to the other side and it worked fine, was a cool party trick
incredibly, this one isn't really my fault! variable length instructions trip up capstone here and it disassembles incorrectly, so I can't match the call instruction.
incorrect on left, correct on right
looking at II first.
my script is looking for the mulss instruction (shown below) after this function call in order to find the address of the battle speed. it's finding a mulss between two registers instead, so I need to figure out why it's gotten lost.
the victim code is present in the DLL, which is good news, it's my script that's wrong and not the DLL that's substantially changed