问题
Let's say I have included a binary into my program during compilation so, I keep it in a variable something like
var myExec =[]byte{'s','o','m','e',' ','b','y','t','e','s'}
So my question is whether there is a way to execute this binary within my program without writing it back to the disc and calling exec or fork on it?
I am writing my app in Golang so the method I am seeking for is to do it using Go or C (using CGO).
Basically, I am seeking something like piping the bash script into bash just I don't know where can I pipe the bytes of a native executable to run it and writing it back to disk and then letting os to read it again seems a lot of extra work to be done
回答1:
In C and assuming Linux, you can change the protection of a memory region by means of the mprotect() system call, so that it can be executed (i.e.: turn a data region into a code region). After that, you could execute that region of memory by jumping into it.
来源：https://stackoverflow.com/questions/44653960/how-can-i-execute-an-executable-from-memory