Linux Shell coding

First you will need nasm installed on your machine to compile it.

sudo apt-get install nasm

Write the below assembly code in an editor and save as shell.asm

To compile it use the following commands $nasm -f elf -o shell.o shell.asm and $ld -o shell shell.o

To address this issue we can use the following commands $nasm -f elf64 -o shell.o shell.asm

and $ld -m elf_x86_64 -s -o shell shell.o

Now run it with: ./shell

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