Cool, thanks for the confirmation. I'll start screwing around with RAM modifications, then. Look mom, I'm a haxxor!Yes, through a workaround using a GPU command.
Good point. From what I could tell from playing with objdump and ninjhax homebrew, allocating a buffer on the stack should be as simple as decrementing the stack pointer (and incrementing it when you're done, obviously). Just be careful of the buffer size; it would be embarrassing to accidentally smash your own stack.Helper
If he doesn't have any malloc and it's small enough allocating a buffer on the stack should be sufficient...
If you use C99 I believe you can just declare stack arrays with dynamic sizes these days.
Then again that might be difficult to do during ROP... although probably no problem when you get to the code execution stage of things.
But I'm also kinda n00bish at hacks, yet I have quite a bit of experience with C and programming in general.









