Say I want to combine two binaries into a single one. Is there good prior art for this?
E.g. an entry binary, which does some stuff and then opens the other binary.
Should def be possible, but it's more a question of finding the least hacky version of doing so 
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But like seriously. Best I'm seeing is copying files to disk, and executing them. Big downside of this is that it leaves a bunch of artifacts, and takes time. Ideally we could just JMP into where the next file starts or smth, hah.
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Replying to @yoshuawuyts
If you’re talking Linux or similar: It depends. Do you control the contents of any of the two binaries? If the “child” is a dynamically linked binary (default), the biggest trouble you’d be running into is how the dynamic linker works, which would be hard to emulate…
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Yeah, it'd be to wrap a binary I created and do stuff like cgroups & unshare with it :D
5:27 PM - 18 Feb 2018
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