I suppose it should work if you compiled it for arm64. But the demonstration exploit is x86 only, and has inline x86 opcodes in the source. So no, that particular demo executable won’t work on arm64.
More generally, what I meant was that I prefer running less common OS on less common architectures, so I’m less likely to be a target of malware. People who write malware usually aim at the biggest and easiest targets to maximize their return, and that’s x86 Windows. By running arm64 Linux, I’m not immediately in the crosshairs.
So it doesn’t work on arm64?
I suppose it should work if you compiled it for arm64. But the demonstration exploit is x86 only, and has inline x86 opcodes in the source. So no, that particular demo executable won’t work on arm64.
More generally, what I meant was that I prefer running less common OS on less common architectures, so I’m less likely to be a target of malware. People who write malware usually aim at the biggest and easiest targets to maximize their return, and that’s x86 Windows. By running arm64 Linux, I’m not immediately in the crosshairs.