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#usage python FindPattern.py sequence pattern
import sys

def str_to_bytes(_bytes):
	current = ""
	sequence = bytearray()
	for ltr in _bytes:
		for i in range(2):
			current += ltr
		sequence.append(int(current, 16))

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# Create a shellcode.ASM file
# the shellcode shall reside in the text segment
# compile it using ml64 /c shellcode.ASM
# run this file

f = open("shellcode.obj", "rb")
stream = f.read()
SizeOfFileHeader = 0x14

SizeOfBuffer = int.from_bytes(stream[SizeOfFileHeader+0x10:SizeOfFileHeader+0x14], "little") #SizeOfRaw Text segment

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####
# Easily decompile `.pyc` and `.py` files for the latest python version. 
# Basic structure taken from https://nedbatchelder.com/blog/200804/the_structure_of_pyc_files.html, fully updated and added functionality.
# Added complete disassembly: offsets, opcodes, opnames...
####

import dis, marshal, struct, sys, time, types, py_compile

def to_int(bytes):
    return struct.unpack("i",bytes)[0]

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function id_to_str(identifier, inline = false, comment = false) {
    let result = "ID: " + identifier.toString();
    if (comment) {
        result = "<!--" + result + "-->";
    }
    if (inline) {
        result += " ";
    }
    else {
        result += "\n";

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import sublime_plugin, sublime, json, webbrowser
import re, os
from time import time

settings = {}

class IntellitipCommand(sublime_plugin.EventListener):

    cache = {}
    region_row = []