Static Binaries

[VirtusRex]

Hello all,

I’ve come across some software on the following website: http://kost.com.hr/securus.php, called Securus, which contains a collection of pen-testing programs. The only thing is that the files are in a format called static binaries. I am new to pdaxrom and not sure how to use static binaries or what they are.

Does anybody out there know how to use static binary files?


Thanks,

[Xromer]

Hello all,

I’ve come across some software on the following website: http://kost.com.hr/securus.php, called Securus, which contains a collection of pen-testing programs. The only thing is that the files are in a format called static binaries. I am new to pdaxrom and not sure how to use static binaries or what they are.

Does anybody out there know how to use static binary files?


Thanks,
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Right, static binaries it' s not a really good description for that files, that' s why you didn' t understand.
I think the author wanted to say Statically linked binaries that means that the binaries don' t need any libraries to work, as they are linked internally in the binaries themselves.
That' s why the files are bigger.
So you have just to copy them in your Zauri and execute as the author said.
This is a thing i'm studying deeper to compile some programs not compatible with libraries in the PdaXrom ROM, to not break the ROM installation and having to compile the ROM again.
BYEZ!

[VirtusRex]

Ok, so all I do is copy the Statically linked binaries to my Sd card and run them? Do I have to set the chmod for each one, or is there a special command to run Statically linked binaries?

[VirtusRex]

Nevermind, figured out how to do it. Seems that to execute a binary file you need to set the file to 'chmod +x BinaryName' and then run the binary file by the following command ./BinaryName.

Thanks,

Virtusrex

[Xromer]

Nevermind, figured out how to do it. Seems that to execute a binary file you need to set the file to 'chmod +x BinaryName' and then run the binary file by the following command ./BinaryName.

Thanks,

Virtusrex
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Offcourse, whatever binary file or script you want to execute, you have to set the eXecution flag as you did it.
If you put these file in a PATH DIR as /bin, /usr/bin,/usr/local/bin etc. in your PATH list, you have only to call them.
Now you have to call them with the ./ or with the complete PATH like /DIR_WHERE_THE_FILES_ARE/
because that DIR it' s not in your PATH list.
You can change the PATH variable in your /etc/profile file and the dir where your programs are to execute them too.
BYEZ!