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bits of static binary analysis

Material and examples used during a guest lecture I gave as part of the CSE545 class at ASU.

Slides available at: docs.google.com/presentation/d/13SDNRKHblo2xenczp9m6rQahigtwygmUcrBhZ-G3gvo .

Recording is available on YouTube .

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Sources are located under source/, and the binaries will be built in build/ using make.

program usage exploit
vex_and_cfg ./vex_and_cfg N/A
command_line_injection ./command_line_injection /tmp ./command_line_injection "/tmp; whoami"
buffer_overflow_strcpy ./buffer_overflow_strcpy AAA ./buffer_overflow_strcpy $(python -c 'print("a"*10)')

Scripts using angr are in examples/.

Note: I wrote a blog post to help write function handlers: Handle function calls during static analysis in angr .

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