elfsh 1:0.8a25-2 (i386 binary) in ubuntu jaunty

 The ELF shell is an interactive, modular, and scriptable ELF
 (Executable & Linking Format) machine for static binary instrumentation
 of executable files, shared libraries and relocatable ELF objects.
 Its innovative features make it usable by reverse engineers and security
 analysts for embedded analysis using compiled C code extensions of binary
 programs. It features execution flow redirection that allows for dynamic
 analyzers generation and binary-level testing. ELFsh is compatible with
 kernel hardening patches : It can perform operational modifications on
 non-executable stack and heap based systems, and this for multiple
 architectures.
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 The main features of the ELF shell are :
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  * Injection of new compiled C code into a binary executable or dynamic
    library file.
  * Function redirection for all kind of functions.
  * Relinking of dynamic or static binary files to add all sorts of
    dependences without moving the original address space.
  * Full access in read/write mode to the ELF data structures from the
    scripting language, including but not limited to:
   - The Global Offset Table (.got) section
   - The dynamic linking section (.dynamic)
   - The constructors (.ctors) and destructors (.dtors) array
   - The ELF GNU version tables
   - The ELF interpreter (.interp) section
   - ELF dynamic and static symbol tables (.dynsym and .symtab)
   - ELF relocation tables (.rel(a).*)
   - ELF Hash table (.hash)
   - All other sections in raw read/write mode using hexadecimal strings