VIM plugin that helps to use pwntools quickly and easily.

vim-pwn detects python exploit scripts whose file extension is .pwn

$ vi test.pwn

vim-pwn also detects a python exploit script when the filename is exploit.py or # exploit is written in the last line of the python script even though the file extension is .py.

vim-pwn generates a template:

from pwn import *

# r = remote('X', X)
r = process([''])

, and cursor is automatically set to the argument of process call.

If you don't want this template, put a following line to your .vimrc:

let g:pwn_template = 0

• <leader>r : Execute the script (you can come back with fg command after finishing the execution)
• <leader>b : Put gdb.attach(r) to the current line
• <leader>p : Put pause() to the current line
• <leader>s : Put r.send() to the next line, and set cursor to the argument
• <leader>e : Put res = r.recv() to the next line, and set cursor to the argument
• <leader>a : Put res = r.recvuntil() to the next line, and set cursor to the argument
• <leader>g : Put gdb.attach(r, ''' ''') to the next line, and set cursor to the script argument
• <leader>m : Comment the current line
• <leader>i : Find an assigned variable from the current line (e.g. var from var = 1234), and put print (var) to the next line

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