Tracer for execve{,at} and pre-exec behavior, launcher for debuggers.

ulexecve is a userland execve() implementation which helps you execute arbitrary ELF binaries on Linux from userland without the binaries ever having to touch storage. This is useful for red-teaming and anti-forensics purposes.

Advanced process execution monitoring utility for linux (procmon like)

An implementation of execve() in user space

A Ruby micro-framework for writing and running exploit payloads

pipex is a 42 school project aimed to better understand shell redirection and pipes, by handling them in C.

The goal of this project is to create a simple shell. Will be your own little bash or zsh. You are going to learn a lot about processes and file descriptors.

handling pipes in C language

For multithreaded programs that fork(2)!

An execve() wrapper that allows executing binaries using a glibc installed in a non-standard location.

It is an imitation of the Unix shell built in the C language

Creating a basic shell from scratch

42cursus-Pipex: C program that recreates the functionality of shell pipes (|) and HereDoc (<< Del). This project focuses on inter-process communication by using fork(), pipe(), dup2(), and execve() to redirect the output of one command to the input of another, mimicking the shell command < infile cmd1 | cmd2 > outfile.

A lightweight, reduced version of the Bash shell written in C.

This project is about creating a simple shell. Yes, your own little bash. You will learn a lot about processes and file descriptors.

C program that replicates the shell's pipe functionality. It reads input from a file, executes two commands and directs the output to another file.

Hooks the execve system call to create a backdoor for gaining root privileges.

As beautiful as a shell

Alx team project

Custom Linux Shell