Rop v-2.1 released : A tool to help you write binary exploits.
rop-tool v2.1 (2015-04-05):
– Renamed the project to rop-tool
– Handle Mach-O file format
– –all option added to “gadget” command, to get no-uniq gadgets
– New command : patch, for patching binaries
– New command : info, to get information about a file
– Handle AMD64 PE files as x86-64 binaries
– Fix a bug when opening big endian ELF
– Provide static binaries in releases
ropc is A tool to help you writing binary exploits.
Example ropc :
A tool to help you writing binary exploits
FEATURES :
+ String searching, Gadget searching
+ Colored output
+ Intel and AT&T flavor
+ Support of ELF and PE binary format
+ Support of big and little endian
+ Support of x86 and x86_64 architecture
Usage :
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Usage: rop <cmd> [OPTIONS] Commands : gadget Search gadgets search Search on binary help Print help version Print version Try "ropc help <cmd>" for more informations about a command. Usage : ropc gadget [OPTIONS] [FILENAME] OPTIONS: --arch, -A Select an architecture (in raw mode only) --all, -a Print all gadgets --bad, -B [b] Specify bad chars in address --depth, -d [d] Specify the depth for gadget searching (default is 5) --flavor, -f [f] Select a flavor (att or intel) --help, -h Print this help message --no-color, -n Don't colorize output --raw, -r Open file in raw mode (don't considere any file format) Usage : rop search [OPTIONS] [FILENAME] OPTIONS: --all-string, -a [n] Search all printable strings of at least [n] caracteres. (default is 6) --byte, -b [b] Search the byte [b] in binary --bad, -B [b] Specify bad chars in address --dword, -d [d] Search the dword [d] in binary --help, -h Print this help message --no-color, -n Don't colorize output --qword, -q [q] Search the qword [q] in binary --raw, -r Open file in raw mode (don't considere any file format) --split-string, -s [s] Search a string "splited" in memory (which is not contiguous in memory) --string, -S [s] Search a string (a byte sequence) in binary --word, -w [w] Search the word [w] in binary |
Download :
rop-tool-Linux-i686
rop-tool-Linux-x86_64
Source : https://t0x0sh.org/