Example 5: Binary Extension
This example showcases the binary extension capabilities of OFRAK.
The input program is a compiled binary ELF file which prints "Hello, World!" to the console.
#include <stdio.h>
int main() {
printf("Hello, World!\n");
return 0;
}
The example adds a new segment in the input ELF binary, and rewrites the binary to print the following ASCII art instead of boring "Hello, World!".
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| |_| | / _ \\ | || | / _ \\ | |/ / _ _| |_ _| |_ _ _
| _ |/ /_\\ \\| || |/ / \\ \\ | / | |_ _|_ _|| |/ /
| | | |\\ ,___/| || |\\ \\_/ / | |\\ \\ | | | |_ | |_ | / /
|_| |_| \\___/ |_||_| \\___/ |_| \\_\\|_| \\___| \\___|| /
_ _ / /
/ \\_______ /|_\\ \\/
/ /_/ \\__
/ \\_/ /
_|_ |/|_
_|_ O _ O _|_
_|_ (_) _|_
\\ /
_\\_____________/_
/ \\/ (___) \\/ \
\\__( o o )__/ kitteh! demands obedience...
Obey the kitteh 😼
Example OFRAK script:
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