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Assembler-like language destined to be executed in an interpreter, in a virtual machine or by just in time compilation. Java, Python and many other high-level languages are using bytecode languages.
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What does a thread function look like in assembly? (LPTHREAD_START_ROUTINE, CreateRemoteThread) [closed]
Using CreateRemoteThread we can call a specific kind of function of another process. It has to be application-defined and of type LPTHREAD_START_ROUTINE.
If no such function does exist in the target p …
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Convert C/C++ function to raw bytes [closed]
I'm planning to inject a thread into another process and unfortunately I need to write the thread function in raw bytes and can't just compile it in my program and then copy it over.
The thread needs …
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