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pwn

Exploit Development Library designed for rapid prototyping. More information: https://docs.pwntools.com/en/stable/commandline.html.

• Convert the given assembly code to bytes:

pwn asm "{{xor edi, edi}}"

• Create a cyclic pattern of the specific number of characters:

pwn cyclic {{number}}

• Encode the given data into the hexadecimal system:

pwn hex {{deafbeef}}

• Decode the given data from hexadecimal:

pwn unhex {{6c4f7645}}

• Print a x64 Linux shellcode for running a shell:

pwn shellcraft {{amd64.linux.sh}}

• Check the binary security settings for the given ELF file:

pwn checksec {{path/to/file}}

• Check for Pwntools updates:

pwn update

• Display version:

pwn version