I am using capstone-3.0.4 on ubuntu 18.04. After installing all the required tools needed for running multiverse, I got the following message during disassembly.

[adhavsureshkumar]

./multiverse.py --execonly --arch x86-64 simplest64 Found .text Writing ONLY main binary, without support for rewritten .so files Base address: 0x0 Generating mapping... Starting disassembly... Disassembly 0% complete... Traceback (most recent call last): File "./multiverse.py", line 317, in <module> rewriter.rewrite(args.filename,args.arch) File "./multiverse.py", line 191, in rewrite mapping = mapper.gen_mapping() File "/home/adhav/Downloads/multiverse-master/brute_force_mapper.py", line 53, in gen_mapping newins = self.translator.translate_one(ins,None) #In this pass, the mapping is incomplete File "/home/adhav/Downloads/multiverse-master/x64_translator.py", line 144, in translate_one code = asm( '%s %s' % (ins.mnemonic, self.replace_rip(ins,mapping,len(ins.bytes) ) ) ) File "/home/adhav/Downloads/multiverse-master/x64_translator.py", line 84, in replace_rip disp_size = ins._detail.arch.x86.encoding.disp_size File "/usr/local/lib/python2.7/dist-packages/capstone/__init__.py", line 675, in __getattr__ raise AttributeError(name) AttributeError: _detail

[baumane]

As the README says, we use a modified version of Capstone to rewrite 64-bit binaries. Please try rewriting with that version.

While I would like to update Multiverse to work with the most recent version of Capstone, I need access to certain data about instruction encodings for 64-bit binaries (specifically the offset and size of displacements and immediates in instructions). These fields were not accessible in Capstone at the time, which is why I made a fork.

If or when this changes and the data I need is provided to the python bindings it should not be difficult to update Multiverse to work with the newest version of Capstone. I have not had time to request these additions be made to Capstone, but if they are added and someone requests it I may have time to update Multiverse to use the newest version.

[adhavsureshkumar]

I tried using the capstone which is mentioned in your readme, but still, the same problem persists. Can you tell me exactly which version of the capstone I need to use?. Thank you!.

[baumane]

If you use the forked version of Capstone linked in the readme, it should work. Can you verify that python is using the correct version of Capstone? If you open a python interactive terminal, then type:
>>> import capstone
and
>>> capstone
What does it print?