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kungfulon
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Old 11-12-2014 , 23:52   Is there any way to scan signature on linux?
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As you guys know, we can easily find functions in a linux library with dlopen and dlsym.
The problem is, some function has static attribute (static function like ReadMultiplayCvars), dlsym can't find address of them.
Is there any way to scan signature on linux? Or is there any way to get address of static function with dlsym?
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Old 11-14-2014 , 17:19   Re: Is there any way to scan signature on linux?
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on linux it's normal to use symbols instead signatures.
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Old 11-15-2014 , 02:40   Re: Is there any way to scan signature on linux?
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Originally Posted by joropito View Post
on linux it's normal to use symbols instead signatures.
Jump to ReadMultiplayCvars in IDA and you'll see that function is defined as static, dlsym() can't find it.
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