Kind of neat to watch @Pwntools grow over time. @disconnect3d_pl is setting up ReadTheDocs for @pwndbg so I took a look at statistics for https://t.co/t9bUrhvPC1…
It’s a bit humbling to see so many people using the project and using the documentation!
New @Pwntools discord link!
https://t.co/c0XYqduegX
Related discords for CTF / RE / Vulndev / Exploitation...
@pwndbg: https://t.co/hJXl2Xjz2O
@_hugsy_ GEF: https://t.co/ucy8jOMhMY
❤️ New favorite Python library: pwnlib.utils.iter ❤️
Take itertools, associated recipes, provide steroids, profit.
Do not forget tremendous documentation.
Thanks @pwntools and contributors
Hello all! @Pwndbg has moved to Discord! Come join the community to learn about and help develop Pwndbg!
https://t.co/NUpWPs8Q5g
We’ve also tagged a new release, 2021-06-22.
More information and downloads at https://t.co/jE8WuHe6sF!
Now that @defcon CTF qualifiers from @oooverflow are complete, are there any features / enhancements you’d like to see in @pwntools?
File an issue for your feature request or bug fix here: https://t.co/JWeWuerldy
Retweet for visibility to your CTF buddies!
@Pwntools is considering switching from IRC to Slack or Discord. What’s your preference?
Most users pop into IRC via @KiwiIRC and leave before their questions can be answered, so something that keeps users connected longer is preferred.
@Pwntools is considering switching from IRC to Slack or Discord. What’s your preference?
Most users pop into IRC via @KiwiIRC and leave before their questions can be answered, so something that keeps users connected longer is preferred.
@degrigis Pwntools doesn't even require binfmt-misc, it automatically detects that you're running a foreign-architecture binary and manually runs QEMU for you.
https://t.co/2Vqp88GEk1
Poll: Who would be interested in a blog about how to optimally use @Pwntools to solve CTF challenges, versus the focus being on just the challenge solution?
Still starting your exploit scripts from scratch with:
from pwn import *
You should give `pwn template` a try, it automates setup of exploit scripts for remote, local, and SSH pwnables!
Sets up GDB and easily switch remote vs. local:
$ ./exploit.py LOCAL DEBUG GDB
@pwntools pro-tip for an underrated feature:
ELF.from_assembly(https://t.co/GaDuhwXOfg()).debug().interactive()
Pops open the debugger automatically, pairs really well with @pwndbg
Works for any architecture, even automates qemu-user debug stub setup!