A simple script to bruteforce 64 bits binaries with python 3.

Please read the code as I have left comments indicating what needs to be changed.

I wanted to share with you a script made in Python 3 without pwntools (pwntools has a dev3 branch which supports python3).

The following script will bruteforce asynchronously the following addresses:

• Stack canary address
• EBP
• Return address

This has been built to bruteforce 64 bits binaries with the following details:

• The binary establishes a listener in certain address and port (localhost, 1337).
• The binary sends one single line and then expects user input.

Since this process is being done asynchronously, the needed time to extract these 3 addresses is reduced a lot compared to a single threaded-single task bruteforce.

There are 3 global variables that need to be modified according to our needs.

HOST has to point to a valid and resolvable host, such as localhost, 10.10.10.10, etc.

PORT has to point to a valid port, such as 1337, 8006, 5050, etc.

BUFFER_OVERFLOW_OFFSET has to contain a numeric offset where the binary being bruteforced crashes by overflowing the buffer. If the binary crashes after 80 characters, this variable will contain that number.

Since this is made for python 3, please run it with python3. No command line arguments are required.

The script will output the latest tested payload, Canary, EBP and return address hexadecimal addresses and time needed to bruteforce:

I wrote a post about this script here