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TinyMin
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you can check the exexcutable file using "file" command. then you can find the file is an "elf shared object" NOT an "elf executable". however you can execute it directly.

so you need to recomplie it using "gcc xxx.c -no-pie -no-pie -o xxx" then debug it using "radare2 -d xxx" and you're good to go

you can check the exexcutable file using "file" command. then you can find the file is an "elf shared object" NOT an "elf executable". however you can execute it directly.

so you need to recomplie it using "gcc xxx.c -no-pie -no-pie -o xxx" then debug it using "radare2 -d xxx" and you're good to go

you can check the exexcutable file using "file" command. then you can find the file is an "elf shared object" NOT an "elf executable". however you can execute it directly.

so you need to recomplie it using "gcc xxx.c -no-pie -o xxx" then debug it using "radare2 -d xxx" and you're good to go

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TinyMin
TinyMin
  • 11
  • 2

you can check the exexcutable file using "file" command. then you can find the file is an "elf shared object" NOT an "elf executable". however you can execute it directly.

so you need to recomplie it using "gcc xxx.c -no-pie -no-pie -o xxx" then debug it using "radare2 -d xxx" and you're good to go