The Executable and Linkable Format (ELF) is a common file format used to represent executable files, object code, shared objects, and core dumps. ELF is used on Linux and many Unix-like operating systems.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Executable_and_Linkable_Format
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- ELFcrypt
- runtimekmempatching-cesare1998
- bootkitty-vijayan2024
- armouringtheelf-grugq_scut2001
- .text section
- 0x08048000
- designandimplementationofuserlandexec-grugq2004
- PT_INTERP
- PT_LOAD
- section
- elfpack
- Linux Persistence: Processes
- tmp.Out
- patchelf
- Main Index
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- hiddenwasp-intezer2019
- incidentresponse-luttgens2014
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- executable file
- objcopy
- sections (ELF)
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- chaos-lang2023
- learninglinuxbinaryanalysis-oneill2016
- runtimeprocessinfection-anonymous2002
- UPX
- linuxapts-great2020
- .debug_* sections
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- /etc/ld.so.preload
- binary file
- burneye
- compiler
- DumpItForLinux
- DWARF
- ELF header
- ERESI
- Ezuri
- LD_PRELOAD
- LD_PRELOAD
- ldd
- Main Index - E
- Maya's Veil
- midgetpack
- objdump –dwarf=info
- objobf
- program headers (ELF)
- readelf
- readelf -S
- section headers (ELF)
- segments (ELF)
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- strip -R
- stripBinary
- teensy ELF files