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Write a program that will read a string that contains a valid URL and will output its respective lower-case hostname (sometimes referred as subdomain/domain).
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Let's take a look at the fmtBug function.I am trying to write a code for the following question, but getting this error:Įrror: *** stack smashing detected ***: terminated This is free software: you are free to change and redistribute it. Based upon the input, it will either trigger the fmtBug function, overflowBug function, or just exit the program. So we can see here the function prints out the starting prompt, then enters into a loop where it will print out the menu options, then scan in input. * WARNING: Subroutine does not return */
Looking through the list of functions in Ghidra, we find this one at 0x400826: stack smashing detected :Send a large encrypted message, of size > 1300.
I’m using using gcc version ((Ubuntu 8.2.0-7ubuntu1) 8.2.0) my main file contains the following code //Header Files includeWe can run it in gdb, that way when the Alarm Clock triggers it won't kill the program. We can also that there is an alarm feature which will kill the program after a set amount of time. We confirmed that the format string bug indeed works with the %x flags. So we see we are given a prompt for a Buffer Overflow, format string, or just to exit the battle. Let's see what happens when we run the binary: $. By gi chng ti xem xt vic tho g: objdump -D a.
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So we see that it is a 64 bit Elf, with a stack canary and non executable stack. out terminated Aborted (core dumped) th nghim trn Ubuntu 16.04, GCC 6.4.0. Let's take a look at the binary (also one thing, I slightly modified this binary, but we'll cover that in more detail later): $ file mary_morton
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So after we download and extract the file, we have a binary.