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Tmp.0ut Magazine Releases Volume 5 Featuring Articles on ELF Binaries and Security
Key points
- Tmp.0ut Volume 5 released on August 23, 2026.
- Content includes articles on ELF binaries, viruses, and kernel loading.
- Features an interview with Doug McIlroy.
- Contributions from authors like h4x.cz, ti3f, febnug, and dominikr.
Tmp.0ut Volume 5 Released
Tmp.0ut, a publication specializing in low-level technical content, announced the release of its fifth volume on August 23, 2026. This new volume continues the magazine's focus on deep dives into system internals, binary formats, and security topics.
Featured Content and Authors
Volume 5 includes a range of articles from multiple contributors. Notable pieces include 'Inside and Outside a 57-Byte x86-64 Linux ELF' by h4x.cz, 'A 440-BYTE METAMORPHIC ELF-64 VIRUS' by ti3f, and 'XLAT is All You Need' by febnug. The volume also features an interview with Doug McIlroy.
Further articles cover topics such as 'Control Flow That Isn't There: State Without State' and 'Brainfuck as a ROP Compiler' by febnug, 'A deep dive into how the Linux kernel loads executable files' and 'Creating polyglot ELF files for fun and anti-forensics' by dominikr, and 'Detecting syscall hooks with side-channels' by pinknoize.
Advanced Binary and Security Topics
The magazine delves into advanced subjects like code virtualization by patate, and ELF loading techniques with 'halfexec: Assembly x64 ELF Linux Loader' and 'halfshelf: Loading ELF After The Header Is Gone' by TMZ. Other contributions include 'phork: Packing SHELF Back Into One ELF' by TMZ, 'Self-Extraction Using Reachability' by r3s1stanc3, and 'RDOFF Virus' by netspooky. The volume concludes with a recap of BGGP6 by the Binary Golf Association.
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Tmp.0ut, a digital magazine focused on low-level programming and security, released its fifth volume. This volume includes articles on topics such as ELF file manipulation, metamorphic viruses, kernel internals, and syscall hook detection, featuring contributions from various authors and an interview with Doug McIlroy.