TLDR
ARM is a Reduced Instruction Set Computing (RISC) processor architecture that is used everywhere these days: mobile phones, smart thermostats, tv’s, wi-fi dongles, cars, credit cards, you name it. After having written a similar payload for Linux/Intel x64 I was curious about how to apply this knowledge to other architectures so I decided to go with ARM since it's an interesting and wide-spread one. ARM has two main instruction set states ARM and Thumb. Thumb instructions are 2 bytes long most of the time while in ARM state instructions are always 4 bytes long.via the TL;DR App
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Written by syscall59 | Over-featured script kiddie
