Recently, I created a simple tool, Carve Exe, to carve executables from other files (e.g. memory dumps or network traffic). Carving executables from binary blobs is a common task in digital forensics and reverse engineering. For example, when analyzing how a malware sample unpacks and deobfuscates itself.| Blog by Joren Vrancken
man7.org > Linux > man-pages| man7.org
Generating code coverage information for Zig tests/binaries using Callgrind| www.ryanliptak.com
man7.org > Linux > man-pages| man7.org
This is the fourth post of a blog post series where I reproduce Eli Bendersky’s Adventures In JIT Compilation series, but this time using the Rust programming language.| Rodrigodd