Linux Bypasses

#How to read a file without cat or string in Linux?

1. fold [filename]
2. tar c [filename/directory]
3. iconv [filename]
4. shuf [filename]
5. lzop -v -c [filename]
6. more, less, head, tail
7.python, Perl

#Execute files which might be restricted

1. setpriv --nnp [executable]
2. install [../executable] /tmp
2.a run-parts tmp [free of all other binaries]
3. /lib/ld-linux.so [1-2] [FULL PATH of executable]
The binary does not need to "chmod +x", mean you can chmod executable again if needed

#Scan for executable containing functions

1. scanelf
1.a scanelf -s chmod -R / (looks for executable containing chmod from "/" recursively)