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LEARNING LINUX BINARY ANALYSIS

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O knihe

Uncover the secrets of Linux binary analysis with this handy guide
Key Features

Grasp the intricacies of the ELF binary format of UNIX and Linux

Design tools for reverse engineering and binary forensic analysis

Insights into UNIX and Linux memory infections, ELF viruses, and binary protection schemes

Book Description

Learning Linux Binary Analysis is packed with knowledge and code that will teach you the inner workings of the ELF format, and the methods used by hackers and security analysts for virus analysis, binary patching, software protection and more.

This book will start by taking you through UNIX/Linux object utilities, and will move on to teaching you all about the ELF specimen. You will learn about process tracing, and will explore the different types of Linux and UNIX viruses, and how you can make use of ELF Virus Technology to deal with them.

The latter half of the book discusses the usage of Kprobe instrumentation for kernel hacking, code patching, and debugging. You will discover how to detect and disinfect kernel-mode rootkits, and move on to analyze static code. Finally, you will be walked through complex userspace memory infection analysis.

This book will lead you into territory that is uncharted even by some experts; right into the world of the computer hacker.

What you will learn

Explore the internal workings of the ELF binary format

Discover techniques for UNIX Virus infection and analysis

Work with binary hardening and software anti-tamper methods

Patch executables and process memory

Bypass anti-debugging measures used in malware

Perform advanced forensic analysis of binaries

Design ELF-related tools in the C language

Learn to operate on memory with ptrace

Who this book is for

If you are a software engineer or reverse engineer and want to learn more about Linux binary analysis, this book will provide you with all you need to implement solutions for binary analysis in areas of security, forensics, and antivirus. This book is great for both security enthusiasts and system level engineers. Some experience with the C programming language and the Linux command line is assumed.