LKM Golf // Creating tiny Linux Kernel Modules. From tmp.0ut Vol. 3 | |
tmp.0ut Volume 3 // tmp.0ut 3 has 30 papers about Linux malware, exploits, file format hacking, and more. Go read them!! | |
ELF RELRO // Answering a question about how RELRO works on ELFs | |
tmpout/elfs // A collection of interesting ELF files for inspiration and testing | |
84 byte aarch64 ELF // A tiny ELF for 64 bit ARM, diagram and source. From tmp.0ut Vol. 2 | |
Elf Binary Mangling Pt. 4: Limit Break // An 82 byte ET_EXEC ELF for x86_64. From tmp.0ut Vol 2 | |
Some ELF Parser Bugs // A whole bunch of bugs in different ELF parsers. From tmp.0ut Vol. 2 | |
An ELF Palindrome for AMD64 // From PoC||GTFO 21. An updated version of the writeup for my BGGP2020 entry. | |
Elf Binary Mangling Pt. 4: Limit Break // An 82 byte ET_EXEC ELF for x86_64. Later published in tmp.0ut 2 | |
ELF Binary Mangling Series // A blog series about making super small ELFs | |
In-Memory Kernel Module Loading // tmp.0ut 1.9 - Article about loading LKMs in memory from a remote source. | |
Linux.Precinct3.asm // A Linux Based Data Destruction Tool for authorized users only. From tmp.0ut Vol 1 | |
Palindromic 64 bit ELF binaries // Entry for BGGP2020. A small ELF that executes the same backwards as it does forwards. | |
ELF Binary Mangling Pt. 3: Weaponization // Making tiny ELFs destructive | |
ELF Binary Mangling Pt. 2: Golfin // Creating an 84 byte ELF for x86_64 with nasm | |
ELF Binary Mangling Pt. 1: Concepts // What's in an ELF anyways? |
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