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When I open binary file in Ida it write that ImageBase of binary is = 0xxxxx
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You can see a process's memory mappings in /proc/$pid/maps. I think what IDA would call “ImageBase” is the address where the code of the main program starts. The address where it's loaded is in a line in the maps file with executable permissions (r-xp in the second column) that maps from the executable file itself (so the last column contains the path to the file). This would normally (always?) be the first line in the maps file. On that line, the first column contains the start and end addresses of this mapping section.
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You can see a process's memory mappings in /proc/$pid/maps. I think what IDA would call “ImageBase” is the address where the code of the main program starts. The address where it's loaded is in a line in the maps file with executable permissions (r-xp in the second column) that maps from the executable file itself (so the last column contains the path to the file). This would normally (always?) be the first line in the maps file. On that line, the first column contains the start and end addresses of this mapping section.
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You can see a process's memory mappings in /proc/$pid/maps. I think what IDA would call “ImageBase” is the address where the code of the main program starts. The address where it's loaded is in a line in the maps file with executable permissions (r-xp in the second column) that maps from the executable file itself (so the last column contains the path to the file). This would normally (always?) be the first line in the maps file. On that line, the first column contains the start and end addresses of this mapping section.
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You can see a process's memory mappings in /proc/$pid/maps. I think what IDA would call “ImageBase” is the address where the code of the main program starts. The address where it's loaded is in a line in the maps file with executable permissions (r-xp in the second column) that maps from the executable file itself (so the last column contains the path to the file). This would normally (always?) be the first line in the maps file. On that line, the first column contains the start and end addresses of this mapping section.
answered 2 days ago
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You can see a process's memory mappings in /proc/$pid/maps. I think what IDA would call “ImageBase” is the address where the code of the main program starts. The address where it's loaded is in a line in the maps file with executable permissions (r-xp in the second column) that maps from the executable file itself (so the last column contains the path to the file). This would normally (always?) be the first line in the maps file. On that line, the first column contains the start and end addresses of this mapping section.
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546k12911111624
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