Papa Shango
Papa Shango is a Linux process injection tool that uses ptrace() to inject shellcode into a running process. It allows you to write your payloads in assembler and does not care about NULL bytes. Here is an example of how to use it: `cat papa-shango shellcode > payload chmod +x payload ./payload <pid>`
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