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not too bad explain, though the 'usually' might be clarified that an ELF file 'can have sections marked as executable' (tho ofc i get not wanting to get into se
by saidnooneever 7mo ago
not too bad explain, though the 'usually' might be clarified that an ELF file 'can have sections marked as executable' (tho ofc i get not wanting to get into segment flags :p) and also a program is cobbeled together potentially from many of these ELF files. in most cases the single file is useless. (most cases as in binaries provided by a standard linux distro, now 'producible binaries')