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Farid Zakaria's Self-Executing Linux Format uses binfmt_misc to hand the file to an interpreter that maps rows from a segments table and jumps to the entry point, with the program reading its own file via argv[0]. Symbols, relocations and application data all live in tables in...
He set the 4-byte SQLite application ID at offset 68 to "SELF", decomposed an ELF binary's components into rows across a custom schema, and registered a binfmt_misc handler that hands the file to a self-exec interpreter which queries the tables and runs the program. One file,...
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Anthropic-affiliated researchers discover that LLM self-monitors systematically underperform when evaluating their own outputs. Conversational context causes leniency, not explicit self-identification. Standard evals miss deployment failures because monitors are typically eval...
First defense framework that reasons about cross-agent attack propagation rather than single-agent input filtering. Reconstructs semantic flows across multi-agent pipelines, achieving 85.3% F1 on compound indirect prompt injection detection. Directly actionable for anyone buil...
fzakaria/selfdb defines SELF, Structured Executable and Linkable Format, where the rows are the binary rather than a SQL view over ELF as in the author's earlier sqlelf (GitHub). It ships elf2self and self2elf converters, a binfmt interpreter with three modes including one tha...
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