Disassemble .plt section and mark functions as thunks #60
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TSRBerry
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Oct 17, 2024
This also makes AARCH64PltThunkAnalyzer work for references within the same binary.
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I just found out how to do this properly, so I updated the PR and changed the description a little bit. |
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This PR closes #19 by disassembling the entire
.pltsection and creating thunked functions for everyPltEntryreferencing external functions.For entries referencing functions in the same binary the AARCH64PltThunkAnalyzer will now be able to take care of them.
I mainly used ghidra's ElfProgramBuilder as a template and added the necessary steps from it.
That said, I don't know a lot about ELF or file formats in general, so I'm not sure if there are any missing cases or if this solution is incorrect.
I tested it with a few binaries myself and the results look right, but I lack the experience to actually judge that.