The iftop !/bin/sh method does work, you press '!' to enable the command feature in iftop and then type '/bin/sh' without the '!'. You entered '!/bin/sh' as the command, which is why it was complaining about not finding a not a valid file called '!/bin/sh'. Good video though! :)
-fpic (Position Independent Code): This tells the compiler to make code that can run from any memory location. It's useful for creating shared libraries. -shared: This instructs the compiler to create a shared library instead of a regular program. Combining these options is common when making shared libraries
The iftop !/bin/sh method does work, you press '!' to enable the command feature in iftop and then type '/bin/sh' without the '!'. You entered '!/bin/sh' as the command, which is why it was complaining about not finding a not a valid file called '!/bin/sh'. Good video though! :)
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What is -fpic and -shared in gcc command please explain me bro
-fpic (Position Independent Code): This tells the compiler to make code that can run from any memory location. It's useful for creating shared libraries.
-shared: This instructs the compiler to create a shared library instead of a regular program.
Combining these options is common when making shared libraries