| No go ahead KamG, thanks for the appreciation |
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| That's kl thanks for the praise, although i realized after I'd submitted it that it has a small memory leak in the program. Oh well |
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| Thanks euler, i've made a couple others if you wanna check them out. Thanks for the feedback though man. |
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| Awesome Sn0kr45h, glad you enjoyed it! |
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| [TIP]Uses a bitwise sort between some arrays, maybe look for unusal patterns in the numbers contained within the array. Also is not a very common algorithm as has certain shortcomings, but though it would be interesting for people. |
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| Don't worry i've just checked the source, its an inline function that just calls strcat multiple times at different pointer offsets. Also just realised it's a C++ binary just to correct myself lol. |
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| I can post the source on pastebin or something but not here as think it's a bit to tempting for others to check.
But as for not finding an direct c syntax/functions that are assured to compile to a specific instruction. Read a little about the inside logic/steps that a compiler takes. |
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| Thanks for the feedback i'm uploading a new one that's a little bit harder, not too much though. Its still a beginner crackme
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