Entering in Podman containers
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Some commands for interacting with the namespaces of Podman containers.
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Some commands for interacting with the namespaces of Podman containers.
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Some notes about using the TUN/TAP interface, especially on Linux.
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Some notes about how to write a Frida script with the (somewhat classic) example of disabling certificate verification for TLS communications on Android applications.
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This post describes different software components involved in host name resolutions and DNS configuration on GNU/Linux systems. It consists of a diagram and some accompanying explanations. The goal is to give some pointers and references to understand how to troubleshoot host name/DNS resolution problems and configuration problems on GNU/Linux systems.
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While looking at the OpenSSH ssh_config
manpage, I found the ProxyUseFdpass
configuration I did not know about. It is apparently not widely known or used.
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Some notes on the ELF 🧝 file format with references, explanations and some examples.
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In my previous SimGrid post, I talked about different solutions for a better isolation between the model-checked application and the model-checker. We chose to avoid the (hackery) solution based multiple dynamic-linker namespaces in the same process and use a more conventional process-based isolation.
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The Executable and Linkable Format (ELF) 🧝 is used for compilation outputs (.o
files), executables, shared libraries and core dumps. The first cases are documented in the System V ABI specification and the Tools Interface Standard (TIS) ELF specification but there does not seem to be much documentation about the usage of the ELF format for core dumps. Here are some notes on this.
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A short summary of the logging message workflow with systemd-journald (and the different formats and sockets involved).
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Some notes on ELF 🧝 loading and dynamic linking mainly for GNU userland (ld.so
, libc
, libdl
) running on top of the Linux kernel. Some prior knowlegde on the topic (virtual memory, shared objects, sections) might be useful to understand this.
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