SECURITY BUG IN INTERACTIVE UNIX SYSV386

Tim Tsai it1 at ra.MsState.Edu
Sun Feb 17 18:19:12 AEST 1991


In <1991Feb16.162814.13117 at unixland.uucp> bill at unixland.uucp (Bill Heiser) writes:
>In article <kBTHX1w163w at aegis.or.jp> davidg at aegis.UUCP (Dave McLane) writes:
>>edit binary stuff but fortunately I'm running VPIX and am a long
>>time user of SYMDEB.EXE which worked fine.

>This is a good question (for those of us who don't know) -- how does
>one edit binaries in Unix?  Is there a utility like Norton out there
>(yes, I know Norton is available for ISC, but I'm running Esix).

  Check out fm, a curses based binary editor for Unix.  It's available
  in comp.sources.misc, volume12.

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