Problems to solve

[Dave Aitel <dave () immunityinc com>]

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One problem Immunity has is that invariably we're all working on
different virtual machines - everyone at once trying to write one
exploit. Each VM we work on has it's own DLL's and invariably mine are
different from everyone else's. To solve this problem, I want to graph
the DLL and then actually name every function based on that graph,
instead of based on their memory address, which is changing on a
per-DLL basis and therefor means nothing.

Does that make sense? Ideally you could do this all the way down to
the instruction level. I want to click on something in my debugger and
have it say...
This is A1->B2->C1-D4->E2->F1->G->Instruction 5 (call *%eax) and then
have Sinan able to paste that into his debugger and have it go to
whatever the correct memory location is for him.

- -dave

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