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chroot, mount --bind, and binfmt_misc without privilege/setup for Linux
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Inject a shared library (i.e. arbitrary code) into a live linux process, without ptrace
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rootless OCI container runtime with ptrace hacks (No root privileges nor SUID binaries (e.g. newuidmap) are required!)
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live process hacking - lisp bindings to ptrace()
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Record process launches and files read and written by each process
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Sandbox implemented in GO with container / ptrace / seccomp
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From a debugger's view, Let's explore the computer world! How does compiler, linker and debugger coordinate with each other around the program written in specific programming language? How does a debugger work? If we develop a debugger for go programming language, we must master go type system, runtime... and some Operating System internals. OK, all the contents mentioned above will be covered in this book. Hope you enjoy it!
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A playground for run-time iOS app inspection
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Modifies running processes on Linux
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chroot, mount --bind, and binfmt_misc without privilege/setup for Linux
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Assume state (state.hpp) is process wide states, some resources are per-thread, while others (such as FDs, signal handlers) are per-process. It would be nice too have three APIs like reset(), cloned() and forked(), so that the unix clone (threads) and fork events can be easily to implement.
For instance, if we know some resources are shared among threads (per-process), in rust
Fancier Logging
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https://github.com/kislyuk/argcomplete allows for easy integration with bash auto-completion.