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Have fun with LIEF and Executable Formats

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LIEF 0.8.3: automated testing and packaging, a Dockerlief cross-compile utility, LibFuzzer integration for the ELF/PE/Mach-O parsers, and support for renaming ELF dynamic symbols via PT_DYNAMIC.
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