Cannot access memory at address || Debugging PIE Binaries affected by ASLR - bin 0x2E

A typical error in gdb with setting breakpoints when dealing with binaries affected by ASLR is: "Cannot access memory at address 0x807". This can be quite frustrating at the beginning, especially if you don't know much about PIE yet. In this video I want to cover a few different ways how you can still debug them with gdb and Ghidra.

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