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What utilities allow you to debug a process without pausing execution?
I was just reading this answer on StackOverflow, "How can you debug a process using gdb without pausing it?"
The Linux kernel provides some support for this via PTRACE_SEIZE, but gdb doesn'...
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Passing a String into a Function With GDB
So, I have a function with the prototype according to GDB:
{std::string (std::string)} 0x56027729e545
<function(std::__cxx11::basic_string<char, std::char_traits<char>, std::allocator&...
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How to set-up GDB debugging in IDA Pro on Linux via Wine?
I tried running on linux via root terminal:
gdbserver --multi localhost:23947
And then at IDA Pro at Wine I use Remote GDB debugger with my local ip and port:
However when I start debugging I think ...
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Using rbreak without import functions
While debugging with GDB I want to break for each function and print the PC register.
rbreak .
define hook-stop
i r $PC
c
end
The problem is that is stop on functions that imported like printf ...
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Handle Ioctl call while running with qemu
I am using qemu to emulate a binary like this
qemu -strace XXXXX .
I saw that the first 2 system calls of this process were TCGETS to stdin and stdout. From man pages
Get and set terminal attributes
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Is address in program can change
I talking about linux arch.
When I open program in Ida (statically ) I can see all instructions address like 0x20da mov r8 r2
When I want use that address to breakpoint (for example with ptrace or ...
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Reverse Engineering Linux Core Dump
I have a Linux Core Dump file for a binary (which apparently crashed during execution)
file command on the core dump:
core.123: ELF 64-bit LSB core file x86-64, version 1 (SYSV), SVR4-style, from '/...
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My core dump's backtrace stops to a signal handler, what can I do?
I obtained an ELF core dump that was provoked by fuzzing a proprietary server. As I do not have access anymore to the machine that hosted this server, and the server is part of a tightly coupled set ...