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The Opcode Database has been refactored in order to support more granular queries. The new version provides users with the ability to easily cross reference specific opcode types, classes, and meta classes across one or more modules for one or more operating system versions. This level of granular control allows for a robust and flexible interface that can be used to determine opcode portability. Aside from opcodes themselves, the opcode database also contains detailed information about the segments, imports, and exports that are associated with each module in the database. A quick overview of the features included in the new database are:

- Granular searching of opcodes of a specific type, class, and meta class.
- Searching modules provided directly from Windbg's module list.
- Cross referencing opcodes across various operating system version.
- Detailed module information including segments, imports, and exports.

Please contact Matt Miller (mmiller[at]hick.org) for questions, comments, or bug reports.

Please click HERE to open a popup or just browse to the following url:
- http://metasploit.com/users/opcode/msfopcode.cgi.

The schema for the Opcode Database is available online at:
- http://metasploit.com/users/opcode/opcodedb_schema.jpg.