Given the program below:

#include

#include

void foo(int a, int b, int c)

{

int tmp;

a=2;

tmp = b+c*a;

}

int main(int argc, char * argv[])

{

int pass = 0;

char buff[15];

foo(3,4,5);

printf(" Enter the password : ");

gets(buff);

if(strcmp(buff, "testpilot"))

{

printf (" Wrong Password ");

}

else

{

printf (" Correct Password ");

pass = 1;

}

if(pass)

{

/* Now Give root or admin rights to user*/

printf (" Root privileges given to the user ");

}

return 0;

}

Assume the program is in a file called: test.c

It is compiled and linked using gcc test.c a test

and is executed as ./test

Show the activation records up to where the arrow indicates:

Parameter -> right-to-left local variables -> top-to-bottom word size is 32 bits

Show what input, other than testpilot will give root privileges.

Given the program below: include pass = 0; char buffr15) oo3, 4,S) REAnt " Enter the password : "); gets (buff) REiDEE (" Wrong Paword In"i BEiaEE n Correct Password n" pass = 1; if (pass) Now Give root or admin rights to user REin (" Root privileges given to the user "); return 0 Assume the program is in a file called: test.c It is compiled and linked using gcs tests-a test and is executed as test Show the activation records up to where the arrow indicates: Parameter -> right-to-left local variables top-to-bottom word size is 32 bits Show what input, other than testpilot will give root privileges. Given the program below: include pass = 0; char buffr15) oo3, 4,S) REAnt " Enter the password : "); gets (buff) REiDEE (" Wrong Paword In"i BEiaEE n Correct Password n" pass = 1; if (pass) Now Give root or admin rights to user REin (" Root privileges given to the user "); return 0 Assume the program is in a file called: test.c It is compiled and linked using gcs tests-a test and is executed as test Show the activation records up to where the arrow indicates: Parameter -> right-to-left local variables top-to-bottom word size is 32 bits Show what input, other than testpilot will give root privileges