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my $junk = "\x41" x 200;
x is declared no where in the code so I can't imagine if its suppose to do anything. Is it a way to concatenate on to the \x41
this is from exploit code so is it a bug perhaps
Any ideas cheers
Maboroshi
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my $junk = "\x41" x 200;
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print $junk
^_^leetnigga wrote:You could have found out using a simple
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print $junk
It is. In formal language theory, a string is a sequence of symbols from an alphabet. The concatenation of strings x and y, written xy (like multiplication) is the string obtained by appending y to the end of x. A string concatenated with itself many times is written x^k (repeated multiplication of x, that makes sense).CommonStray wrote:sounds like math