testing
For an example of how to use BISC, see src/CreateThreadStage.rb. This BISC program creates a new thread to run an embedded machine code payload and then runs a "parent" payload in the current thread.
I haven't tested it in a while and it's probably broken in some way, but it still serves as a code example of how BISC is to be used.
BISC programs are built from a cygwin shell:
./examples/CreateThreadStage.rb ./Shockwave-11.5.6r606/*.dll > CreateThreadStage.rop
Testing must be done from a Windows CMD.exe shell:
./data/test-rop.exe CreateThreadStage.rop ./Shockwave-11.5.6r606/*.dll
BISC - Borrowed Instructions Synthetic Computation
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