The unixasm is a set of assembly components for proof of concept codes on different operating systems and architectures. These components were carefully designed and implemented for maximum reliability, following strict coding standards and requirements, such as system call invocation standards, position independent, register independent and zero free code. A special attention was put on code length when designing and implementing them, resulting in the most reliable and shortest codes for such purpose available today.

Changes in this version:

• Add support to AIX Versions 6.1.4, 6.1.3, 6.1.2, 6.1.1, 5.3.10, 5.3.9, 5.3.8, 5.3.7.
• Change the base value used for calculating the system call numbers and arguments to avoid null bytes in newer versions of AIX.

These components are also available as part of Metasploit Penetration Testing Framework and Metasploit Express as payload modules.

The unixasm project is now controlled by Git and hosted at GitHub, you can view the project’s page or view project’s repository on GitHub.

The unixasm is a set of assembly components for proof of concept codes on different operating systems and architectures. These components were carefully designed and implemented for maximum reliability, following strict coding standards and requirements, such as system call invocation standards, position independent, register independent and zero free code. A special attention was put on code length when designing and implementing them, resulting in the most reliable and shortest codes for such purpose available today.

Changes in this version:

• Bug fixes to AIX POWER/PowerPC assembly components and payload modules.
• New assembly components and payload modules for AIX POWER/PowerPC.
• New assembly components and payload modules for Linux POWER/PowerPC/Cell BE.
• New assembly components and payload modules for Linux POWER/PowerPC/Cell BE (64-bit).

These components are also available as part of The Metasploit Framework as payload modules.

The unixasm is a set of assembly components for proof of concept codes on different operating systems and architectures. These components were carefully designed and implemented for maximum reliability, following strict coding standards and requirements, such as system call invocation standards, position independent, register independent and zero free code. A special attention was put on code length when designing and implementing them, resulting in the most reliable and shortest codes for such purpose available today.

Changes in this version:

• New assembly components and payload modules for AIX POWER/PowerPC.

These components are also available as part of The Metasploit Framework as payload modules.

The unixasm is a set of assembly components for proof of concept codes on different operating systems and architectures. These components were carefully designed and implemented for maximum reliability, following strict coding standards and requirements, such as system call invocation standards, position independent, register independent and zero free code. A special attention was put on code length when designing and implementing them, resulting in the most reliable and shortest codes for such purpose available today.

Changes in this version:

• New Find socket code (fndsockcode) assembly components for all already supported operating systems and architectures.
• New assembly components and payload modules for Mac OS X x86.

These components are also available as part of The Metasploit Framework as payload modules.