Here is all the assembly code you'll need. I am trying to debug a binary bomb and phase $4\text{'}$s solution should be two integers:

$($gdb$)$ disassemble phase$\_4$

Dump of assembler code for function phase$\_4$:

$0$x$0000000000401041<+0>$: sub$$ $$0$x$18,\%$rsp

$0$x$0000000000401045<+4>$: lea$0$x$8(\%$rsp$),\%$rcx

$0$x$000000000040104$a $<+9>$: lea$0$xc$(\%$rsp$),\%$rdx

$0$x$000000000040104$f $<+14>$: mov$$ $$0$x$40271$e$,\%$esi

$0$x$0000000000401054<+19>$: mov$$ $$0$x$0,\%$eax

$0$x$0000000000401059<+24>$: callq$0$x$400$c$30<\_\_$isoc$99\_$sscanf@plt$>$

$0$x$000000000040105$e $<+29>$: cmp$$ $$0$x$2,\%$eax

$0$x$0000000000401061<+32>$: jne$0$x$40106$a

$0$x$0000000000401063<+34>$: cmpl $$ $$0$xe$,0$xc$(\%$rsp$)$

$0$x$0000000000401068<+39>$: jbe$0$x$40106$f

$0$x$000000000040106$a $<+41>$: callq$0$x$4016$cd

$0$x$000000000040106$f $<+46>$: mov$$ $$0$xe$,\%$edx

$0$x$0000000000401074<+51>$: mov$$ $$0$x$0,\%$esi

$0$x$0000000000401079<+56>$: mov$0$xc$(\%$rsp$),\%$edi

$0$x$000000000040107$d $<+60>$: callq$0$x$40100$d

$0$x$0000000000401082<+65>$: cmp$$ $$0$x$2$d$,\%$eax

$0$x$0000000000401085<+68>$: jne$0$x$40108$e

$0$x$0000000000401087<+70>$: cmpl $$ $$0$x$2$d$,0$x$8(\%$rsp$)$

$0$x$000000000040108$c $<+75>$: je $0$x$401093$

$0$x$000000000040108$e $<+77>$: callq$0$x$4016$cd

$0$x$0000000000401093<+82>$: add$$ $$0$x$18,\%$rsp

$0$x$0000000000401097<+86>$: retq$$

End of assembler dump.

$($gdb$)$ disassemble func$4$

Dump of assembler code for function func$4$:

$0$x$000000000040100$d $<+0>$: push $\%$rbx

$0$x$000000000040100$e $<+1>$: mov$\%$edx,$\%$eax

$0$x$0000000000401010<+3>$: sub$\%$esi,$\%$eax

$0$x$0000000000401012<+5>$: mov$\%$eax,$\%$ebx

$0$x$0000000000401014<+7>$: shr$$ $$0$x$1$f$,\%$ebx

$0$x$0000000000401017<+10>$: add$\%$eax,$\%$ebx

$0$x$0000000000401019<+12>$: sar$\%$ebx

$0$x$000000000040101$b $<+14>$: add$\%$esi,$\%$ebx

$0$x$000000000040101$d $<+16>$: cmp$\%$edi,$\%$ebx

$0$x$000000000040101$f $<+18>$: jg $0$x$401027$

$0$x$0000000000401021<+20>$: jl $0$x$401034$

$0$x$0000000000401023<+22>$: mov$\%$edi,$\%$eax

$0$x$0000000000401025<+24>$: pop$\%$rbx

$0$x$0000000000401026<+25>$: retq$$

$0$x$0000000000401027<+26>$: lea$-0$x$1(\%$rbx$),\%$edx

$0$x$000000000040102$a $<+29>$: callq$0$x$40100$d

$0$x$000000000040102$f $<+34>$: lea$(\%$rax,$\%$rbx$,1),\%$edi

$0$x$0000000000401032<+37>$: jmp$0$x$401023$

$0$x$0000000000401034<+39>$: lea$0$x$$

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