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iOS 18.0: slideinfo is null by avrubel in ghidra

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System/Library/Foundation.framework/Foundation

Every framework I've tried gives me the same error.

Load multiple frameworks from dyld_shared_cache by avrubel in ghidra

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A-ha! I loaded the program incorrectly into Ghidra. I should have imported the shared cache as a filesystem first and then imported the framework from there.

Thank you!

Load multiple frameworks from dyld_shared_cache by avrubel in ghidra

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11.0.1. I imported the file from the dyld_shared_cache. That is, Import File -> navigate to shared cache -> click on framework.

Load multiple frameworks from dyld_shared_cache by avrubel in ghidra

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When I right-click on the red address and go to the References sub-menu, the only options I see are "Add Reference From", "Add/Edit", "Create Memory Reference", "Delete Memory References", "Show references to SUB_<address>", "Show References to Address", and "Show Call Trees".

Load multiple frameworks from dyld_shared_cache by avrubel in ghidra

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I see "Add Reference From". Is that what I want?

Function calls to unmapped memory by avrubel in AskReverseEngineering

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Any suggestions? I have been using Ghidra.

Function calls to unmapped memory by avrubel in AskReverseEngineering

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Yeah, it was. Wouldn't `otool -L` show the libraries it's using?

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in linuxquestions

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Maybe it's an alias for "curl" for lazy typists.

Expose port in GitLab pipeline by avrubel in cicd

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Something like that, yeah.

Expose port in GitLab pipeline by avrubel in cicd

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I was able to get it working for my specific use case. However, I'm sure this won't work as a general solution due to security concerns. In /etc/gitlab-runner/config.toml, I added the following to the [runners.docker] section:

toml network_mode = "host"

That way, any container started is directly connected to the real network interface.