OpenEdgeABL-Loader

A super basic shellcode loader written in "OpenEdge Advanced Business Language", for when somehow the only method for code execution you found is through a niche business-oriented programming language.

This language offers a native construct to call functions exported from DLLs, so it is pretty trivial to run shellcode.

Features

• Basic decoupling : memory protection and thread execution performed in different processes.
• The l33test form of IPC : the person running the program having to hardcode the target PID and address in the code.
• Zero (0) error handling.
• Zero (0) OPSEC: your shellcode is loaded unencrypted, base64-encoded, from a file directly on the filesystem.
• 64 bits only, for 32 bits just change all INT64 to UNSIGNED LONG, it should work.

How

1. Edit local.p, set the decoded shellcode size in bytes to dwScSz and the path to the shellcode in the string below.
2. Edit remote.p, set the decoded shellcode size in bytes to dwScSz.
3. Run local.p, it outputs a PID and a memory address.
4. Type the PID and address in dwProcessId and pRemoteAddress of remote.p (yes you have to type that long address manually, there's no copy there).
5. Run remote.p in a second OpenEdge process.
6. Press any key in the local.p window, your shellcode is running, congratulations.