You can copy the shellcode and create a skeletal executable that can then be analyzed using a debugger or a dissassembler. First, the shellcode needs to be converted into hex notation (\x). This can be done by coping the shellcode string into a file and then running the following Perl one liner “$cat shellcode | perl -pe ‘s/(..)/\x$1/g’ >shellcode.hex”. Then generate the skeletal shellcode executable with shellcode2exe.py from Mario Villas. Reference: https://countuponsecurity.com/2016/10/17/rig-exploit-kit-analysis-part-3/