"""Find all code references to D:\ buffer and the file-open call chain.""" import re, struct exe = open("HAVOC_NOCD.EXE", "rb").read() pe_off = struct.unpack_from(' no VA") return needle = struct.pack('0x{tfo:06x}' print(f" {fo:06x}: {h:<48} {a}{ann}") # Context around CALL at 0x020253 -> 0x009C60 print("\n=== Context before error check (0x020230-0x020285) ===") for row in range(0, 0x60, 16): fo = 0x020230 + row h = ' '.join(f'{b:02x}' for b in exe[fo:fo+16]) a = ''.join(chr(b) if 0x20<=b<0x7f else '.' for b in exe[fo:fo+16]) ann = '' if exe[fo] == 0xe8: rel = struct.unpack_from('0x{tfo:06x}' print(f" {fo:06x}: {h:<48} {a}{ann}") # Check the flag check, and suggest bypass bytes print("\n=== Error gate at 0x020270 (current bytes) ===") ctx = exe[0x020270:0x020282] print(f" {ctx.hex(' ')}") print(f" Byte at 0x020277: 0x{ctx[7]:02x} (should be 75=JNZ for unfixed, or eb=JMP for bypass)") # Check if there's a HAVOC.INI read code that stores the drive to 0x06b2d4 drive_va = fo_to_va(0x06b2d4) print(f"\n=== All writes to D:\\ buffer area VA=0x{drive_va:08x} ===") # Look for MOV BYTE/DWORD PTR [0x47DED4] patterns # Could be: a2, c6 05, a3, c7 05 ... # Also look for LEA/MOV reg, addr then strcpy/memcpy