require "rex/text" module Rex module Encoder module NDR # Provide padding to align the string to the 32bit boundary def NDR.align(string) return "\x00" * ((4 - (string.length & 3)) & 3) end # Encode a 4 byte long # use to encode: # long element_1; def NDR.long(string) return [string].pack('V') end # Encode a 2 byte short # use to encode: # short element_1; def NDR.short(string) return [string].pack('v') end # Encode a single byte # use to encode: # byte element_1; def NDR.byte(string) return [string].pack('c') end # Encode a byte array # use to encode: # char element_1 def NDR.UniConformantArray(string) return long(string.length) + string + align(string) end # Encode a string # use to encode: # char *element_1; def NDR.string(string) string += "\x00" # null pad return long(string.length) + long(0) + long(string.length) + string + align(string) end # Encode a string # use to encode: # w_char *element_1; def NDR.wstring(string) string += "\x00" # null pad return long(string.length) + long(0) + long(string.length) + Rex::Text.to_unicode(string) + align(Rex::Text.to_unicode(string)) end # Encode a string and make it unique # use to encode: # [unique] w_char *element_1; def NDR.uwstring(string) string += "\x00" # null pad return long(rand(0xffffffff))+long(string.length) + long(0) + long(string.length) + Rex::Text.to_unicode(string) + align(Rex::Text.to_unicode(string)) end # Encode a string that is already unicode encoded # use to encode: # w_char *element_1; def NDR.wstring_prebuilt(string) # if the string len is odd, thats bad! if string.length % 2 > 0 string += "\x00" end len = string.length / 2; return long(len) + long(0) + long(len) + string + align(string) end # alias to wstring, going away soon def NDR.UnicodeConformantVaryingString(string) NDR.wstring(string) end # alias to wstring_prebuilt, going away soon def NDR.UnicodeConformantVaryingStringPreBuilt(string) NDR.wstring_prebuilt(string) end end end end