How to debug your exploit and payloads - Binary Exploitation PWN101

[@antoineleduc7611]

I just finished your binary exploitation playlist, binged all the thm pwn101 you did (till 108) and you allowed me to consolidate my knowledge a lot, those videos are a goldmine thanks a lot !
Edit : Just saw you also did pwn109 but it wasn’t in your playlist ;)

[@RazviOverflow]

Glad my videos help! You are most welcome :) Thank you for noticing pwn109 wasn't in the PWN101 playlist (it was only in the one dedicated to THM's room). The last binary from the room (PWN110) is the next video I'll upload.

[@authenticknowledge9349]

Underrated channel. That's value thanks

[@RazviOverflow]

Thank you very much :)

[@sivaramakrishnanr.7173]

how to keep the executable from starting until debugger is attached? like stop the process on the first instruction

[@RazviOverflow]

You can't stop the process on the first instruction if there is no breakpoint, which you can place with a debugger in the first place.

[@ismailarame3756]

thank u so much ❤❤

[@RazviOverflow]

You're welcome :)

[@christiansanchez4883]

Could you show how to do the same process with using gdb?

[@RazviOverflow]

Sorry, I don't use gdb. If you do like gdb, I recommend you using any of its flavors like pwnpdb or peda

[@BDCAT_NguyenLeThanhTung]

Can you solve this example in the next video, Thank u !!!

[@RazviOverflow]

Which example?

[@BDCAT_NguyenLeThanhTung]

@@RazviOverflow 6:51 Typop idek 2022 and i can't solve it @@

[@RazviOverflow]

@@BDCAT_NguyenLeThanhTung Ah, yes. I may show it in a future video. However, there are some writeups:
ruclips.net/video/pyX7H0LQIzg/видео.html
ctftime.org/task/24162
jackfromeast.site/2023-01/idek-ctf-2022-writeup.html

[@ELFx86]

Thanks !!!!

[@RazviOverflow]

You are welcome :)