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I even printed out the address of stdout through the Write () function and copied it to libc. After that, put's got was covered with the address of the main function so that the input could be repeated. (If the main function jumps to a different offset, the stack alignment is broken and the binary ends, so it unconditionally jumps to the starting address of the main function.) Second payload
I understand that when (int), the first digit is not a number, it changes to 0. However, if all of the randomly generated $charaters are numbers How can I find out $id?
! [] (https://dreamhack-media.s3.amazonaws.com/attachments/deb1d7cd3fe37d1513340738698ff22654a3d64d7d961e07633bd4aac6343236.png) ###1. Exploit code 1-1. local from pwn import* libc_start_main_
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