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How to Write Your Own Packer
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Reverse Engineering Backdoored Binaries

This paper is on reverse engineering backdoored binaries on an x86 Linux Operating System. It is meant for the beginner reverse engineer with some knowledge of ELF, C, x86 ASM, and Linux. We will begin by explaining the basics of our binary from what we can determine by disassembling and then we will recreate the source code for the evil part of our backdoored binary. You will need a few basic tools for this, objdump, elfsh, hexdump, a text editor. . . and your brain.


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Why write your own packer when there are so many existing ones to choose from? Well, aside from making your executables smaller, packing is a good way to quickly and easily obfuscate your work. Existing well-know packers either have an explicit 'unpack' function, or there are readily available procdump scripts for generating an unpacked version.

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