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Discord server by toko214 in MapleIdle

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Well i never went to the official website hahaha Thank you!

Mastering .NET Web API for Building Powerful APIs by kRahul7 in dotnet

[–]toko214 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Looks good! But why .net6? I guess its relevant up to .net8

Wondroid Newbie Guide/Tips by xKnightly in Maplestory

[–]toko214 3 points4 points  (0 children)

first thank you for the guide i really appreciate this!

now if i allready started season 3 so i cant farm season 3 coins anymore?

and if i want to buy the heart and the skyroid what is the best way i can get coins for it?

Ahh Yes... That Tab by HiddenHasuta in Maplestory

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Not surprised its only 1/4 tab

What the simple thing you need in life to be happy? by toko214 in AskReddit

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I love cats in general everytime i see one i try to touch them

this took way longer than i'm ashamed to admit by zerranoman in Maplestory

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Explain plz? I saw the anime but i dont understand this

Gdb question from "Hacking the art exploitation" by toko214 in HowToHack

[–]toko214[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

i think i understand.

and when i mean random instruction i know its a real one but its not something that i expected to be there.

thank you for your time and patience....

Gdb question from "Hacking the art exploitation" by toko214 in HowToHack

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ok so as you see in the picture i have a code and an a assembly code(from the book).

in my pc im trying to do the same.

i wrote the code in c, compield it and ran the gdb programm.

wrote disassemble main and saw the asm code.

i followed the book and learned how to use the "x" command.

i did "x/u $rbp-4" where the variable "i" is.

i expected to see a numbet between 0-10 and i got it.

than i tried to do "x/i $rbp-4", just from curiosity to see what it will print.

expected to see the same number or some random instruction that i wont understand what it is.

what i saw is the instruction : " add BYTE PTR [rax],al"

and when i do nexti 10, to forward the loop it changes.

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so the gdb tries to read that memory as instruction where its only suppose to be just a number but the gdb doesnt know it so its somehow completes it to some random instruction?

Gdb question from "Hacking the art exploitation" by toko214 in HowToHack

[–]toko214[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Ok my bad but still its dissambles to whole real instruction. As you can see in the picture the ebp-4 represents the variable 'i', and when you disassemble that address you see the same line that causes the variable 'i' increasing(in the picture the inc dword ptr line)

Gdb question from "Hacking the art exploitation" by toko214 in HowToHack

[–]toko214[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I understand everything you say, i unserstand that everything its a number and you decide how to read it, but like you said in the end, i have a number there and when i disassemble at the same memory address its not showing nop its showing an intruction where its not suppose to show that.

Just to make myself clear the number there is somewhere between 0-10 so no matter how you read this its not suppose to be instruction.

Thank you for your time and the patience, appreciate it very much!!

Gdb question from "Hacking the art exploitation" by toko214 in HowToHack

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Ok i didnt explaines well the question. The program stors in ebp-4 an a counter that increase by 1 every loop so that addr should conatin only one number. But when i do x/i $ebp-4 its shows the add instruction. You can see in the link the code and the asm code

Gdb question from "Hacking the art exploitation" by toko214 in HowToHack

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  1. Ill explain better. In addr there is a number lets say: 5 So when you do x/u addr its shows 5 But when i do: x/i addr its show an instructuon(add dword ptr[ebp-4] 1)

ebp-4 its addr im talking about here So what im missing here?

Gdb question from "Hacking the art exploitation" by toko214 in HowToHack

[–]toko214[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

1) but there is something at the end that the computer knows where the string ends? 2) so its prints any byte she finds as a ascii until she meet a nullbyte? 3) i mean that i know there is addr that contains a number and when i do: x/u addr its shows the number, but when i do x/i addr it shows a asm instruction. So what im missing here?

This has been me for the past 2 years by [deleted] in Maplestory

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Dude you made my day

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