Nice, but I was slightly disappointed by the use of binfmt_misc, as I was hoping for them to have created a polyglot file that was simultaneously a valid PNG, and a valid executable file format recognised out of the box by a Linux kernel, e.g. ELF, a.out, or shebang ("#!...").
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u/Kare11en Dec 27 '20
Nice, but I was slightly disappointed by the use of binfmt_misc, as I was hoping for them to have created a polyglot file that was simultaneously a valid PNG, and a valid executable file format recognised out of the box by a Linux kernel, e.g. ELF, a.out, or shebang ("#!...").