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Is exploit different from the kernel level or root?
If you have root privileges, the main reasons you might attack the kernel are:
To break out of a chroot()
To break out of a namespace (e.g. container)
To bypass kernel-enforced restrictions designed ...
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Kernel level attack?
In linux, a process runs in a specific context. This context includes memory assigned to the process by the kernel and a permission set including user ID.
When the process executes, it only has ...
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Kernel level attack?
Someone will hopefully come along with a more complete answer, but this will get you started. I would write more but this is typically a 200 level course in CS, and I’m on mobile. I also may do a poor ...
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