Convert Exe To Shellcode __exclusive__

When an EXE calls a Windows API function (like CreateProcess or VirtualAlloc ), it usually does so via a hardcoded address in the IAT. If you simply rip the raw binary bytes out of an EXE and try to run them in a random memory buffer, those hardcoded addresses will point to garbage, causing an instant crash.

This feature allows users to convert executable files (.exe) into shellcode, which can be used for various purposes such as exploit development, malware analysis, and penetration testing. convert exe to shellcode