> Can anyone enlighten me or sent me some pointers on the following
> problems:
> - if I gdb a core of an setuid program, will the code
> executed also be setuid?
> - if I execute a program, will the memory in which the executable code is
> stored read/writable? (i.e. can I insert my own jumps?) I suspect setuid
> programs are read-only in memory?
Not really sure if this is an answer but you can't strace a suid'd binary
as a none root user, I get permission deied.
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