Re: ASLR revisited

Greetings, John Selbie! > For my open source project, I publish source code for Unix written in C++. > And as a convenience, I publish Win32 binaries compiled with Cygwin's g++ > build. I bundled the compiled EXE along with the dependent Cygwin DLLs > (cygcrypto, cyggcc, cycstdc++, cygwin1, and cy

Re: ASLR revisited

On 3/2/20, John Selbie wrote: > And I just discovered that recompiling with this added to the g++ command > line: > > -Xlinker --dynamicbase > > Seems to work. Or at the least, triggers the process to show up in Process > Explorer as ASLR? > > Good idea to continue with this? I haven't looked at

Re: ASLR revisited

And I just discovered that recompiling with this added to the g++ command line: -Xlinker --dynamicbase Seems to work. Or at the least, triggers the process to show up in Process Explorer as ASLR? Good idea to continue with this? On Mon, Mar 2, 2020 at 8:26 PM John Selbie wrote: > For my op

ASLR revisited

For my open source project, I publish source code for Unix written in C++. And as a convenience, I publish Win32 binaries compiled with Cygwin's g++ build. I bundled the compiled EXE along with the dependent Cygwin DLLs (cygcrypto, cyggcc, cycstdc++, cygwin1, and cygz.dll). Someone rang me up toda