Difference between revisions of "Analysis"
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* you can [[disassemble]] a program to find out what it does | * you can [[disassemble]] a program to find out what it does | ||
| − | * you can trace a program to find out what syscalls it calls with [[strAce]] | + | * you can trace a compiled program to find out what syscalls it calls with [[strAce]] |
| + | * you can trace a [[shell script]] to find out what [[commands]] it calls by adding set -x at the script's beginning | ||
* you can do [[network sniffing]] | * you can do [[network sniffing]] | ||
* you can do [[usb bus sniffing]] | * you can do [[usb bus sniffing]] | ||
Latest revision as of 13:24, 13 November 2013
What analysis can you do with Linux:
- you can disassemble a program to find out what it does
- you can trace a compiled program to find out what syscalls it calls with strAce
- you can trace a shell script to find out what commands it calls by adding set -x at the script's beginning
- you can do network sniffing
- you can do usb bus sniffing
