After analyzing the binaries using tools like objdump, strace, and nm as explored in our Linux Binary Analysis series, it’s time to delve into debugging with GDB.
What is GDB? GDB is a command-line debugger that allows developers to inspect and manipulate the execution of programs. It provides a range of features for analyzing the state of a program, examining variables, setting breakpoints, and stepping through code. GDB, short for the GNU Debugger, is a versatile and portable debugging tool designed to run on a wide range of Unix-like systems.