Is it possible to insert a byte 0xFF into a string input through scanf()?
I did try CTRL + ALT + u + FF, but that gives the yuml symbol (unicode FF). If I use GDB to see what the value of the byte inserted, I don't get 0xFF in that byte, and that symbol takes two bytes.
I also know that I can pipe a printf("\xFF") into my program as shown in this post.
However, I would like to see if I can input that manually.
I am using Linux, with console interface.