Re:Why is 0x00400000 the default base address for an executa...
by conductor on Friday October 03, 2014 @07:32PM
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> You need also to "rebase" your app
Sure you need to (unless it's some kind of a base independent code like a well-written shellcode). I was just saying that 0x00400000 isn't hard-coded in the x86 architecture or in Windows and it can be set to anything (aligned to 0x10000 boundary).
Sure you need to (unless it's some kind of a base independent code like a well-written shellcode). I was just saying that 0x00400000 isn't hard-coded in the x86 architecture or in Windows and it can be set to anything (aligned to 0x10000 boundary).