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position-independent executable or position-independent code is code compiled in a way so that it can run unchanged when loaded at an arbitrary memory address (i.e. it does not depend on being at a fixed position in memory). Such executables provide extra protection against code reuse and return-oriented programming attacks by minimizing the quantity of gadgets that can be found in a static memory area in the software.
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How is the data section dealt with in PIE?
According to my understanding, for the .rodata, the compiler can simply put it "next" to the .text section, because it shares the same page permissions, so wherever the binary is loaded, an instructio …
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