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sample file? #1

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junkoi opened this issue Jan 29, 2018 · 6 comments
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sample file? #1

junkoi opened this issue Jan 29, 2018 · 6 comments

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@junkoi
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junkoi commented Jan 29, 2018

hi,

would you please put up the sample file "g:/Cracking/UnicornBasedAttacks/UniTest/Release/UniTest.exe", together with its source code, so i can play with your tool?

thanks for this nice work!

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pgarba commented Jan 29, 2018

Hi,

You can easily create it yourself. Just create a new visual studio console application and compile it as Release.

I got some more code ready for UniPE that is more stable and supports some real world applications (like Multithreading) but I want to implement some more things before I commit it.

Peter

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junkoi commented Jan 29, 2018

something like this, or more complicated?

#include <stdio.h>

int main()
{
    printf("hello world\n");
}

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junkoi commented Jan 29, 2018

i cannot compile this due to missing static library (unicorn_static.lib).
i tried to get the libraries from Unicorn website, but still cannot fix this.

could you also put all the dependencies up, to make it easier to build?

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pgarba commented Jan 30, 2018

You need to compile the Unicorn engine from the repo

@junkoi
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junkoi commented Jan 30, 2018

can you explain exactly where to put the header files, and library file, so VS can compile?

(would be great if all these dependencies are coming together with your code, so people dont need to go extra miles just to build)

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junkoi commented Feb 2, 2018

any hints, please?

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