mmap¤
Calls the mmap syscall and prints its resulting address.
Note that the mmap syscall may fail for various reasons (see man mmap) and, in case of failure, its return value will not be a valid pointer.
PROT values: NONE (0), READ (1), WRITE (2), EXEC (4) MAP values: SHARED (1), PRIVATE (2), SHARED_VALIDATE (3), FIXED (0x10), ANONYMOUS (0x20)
Flags and protection values can be either a string containing the names of the flags or permissions or a single number corresponding to the bitwise OR of the protection and flag numbers.
Examples: mmap 0x0 4096 PROT_READ|PROT_WRITE|PROT_EXEC MAP_PRIVATE|MAP_ANONYMOUS -1 0 - Maps a new private+anonymous page with RWX permissions at a location decided by the kernel.
mmap 0x0 4096 PROT_READ MAP_PRIVATE 10 0
- Maps 4096 bytes of the file pointed to by file descriptor number 10 with
read permission at a location decided by the kernel.
mmap 0xdeadbeef 0x1000
- Maps a new private+anonymous page with RWX permissions at a page boundary
near 0xdeadbeef.
Positional arguments¤
| Positional Argument | Help |
|---|---|
| addr | Address hint to be given to mmap. |
| length | Length of the mapping, in bytes. Needs to be greater than zero. |
| prot | Prot enum or int as in mmap(2). Eg. "PROT_READ|PROT_EXEC" or 7 (for RWX). (default: '7') |
| flags | Flags enum or int as in mmap(2). Eg. "MAP_PRIVATE|MAP_ANONYMOUS" or 0x22. (default: '0x22') |
| fd | File descriptor of the file to be mapped, or -1 if using MAP_ANONYMOUS. (default: -1) |
| offset | Offset from the start of the file, in bytes, if using file based mapping. (default: 0) |
Optional arguments¤
| Short | Long | Help |
|---|---|---|
| -h | --help | show this help message and exit |
| -q | --quiet | Disable address validity warnings and hints |
| -f | --force | Force potentially unsafe actions to happen |