Rik Bobbaers writes:
so ctrl-c is just a SIGINT... you can make the program ignore that signal, i
don't want to start doing that in asm (because its just a poc) but just
change the pointer to the signal handler to rewrite the pointer to a return
statement or something...
Set SIGINT's sa_handler to SIG_IGN. No need to make an actual handler.
But, Linux seems to be particularly susceptible to fork-bombs. Other
systems (AIX, Solaris, BSD) I have accidentally (and later deliberately)
fork-bombed have been easier to recover from console ^C. Linux tends to
lose keyboard processing completely, so you can't get a ^C in edgewise. (At
least, based on various Red Hats.)
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