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I am looking for a kernel exploit for fun, to see $ become # in my terminal
Unfortunately the ones I tried such as https://www.exploit-db.com/exploits/50135 did not work,
Anyone has tried a kernel exploit on my kernel version or later coul… Continue reading Where can I find a working kernel exploit, to elevate privileges?
Maybe because I am a cheap bastard or just because I saw no better alternative in the market in terms of reported performance and functionality vs. size, I bought this USB bluetooth/WiFi5 dongle:
https://www.amazon.nl/XVZ-bluetooth-600mbps… Continue reading Tips for auditing/finding a better/trusted source for an anonymous but open source network device linux driver from some random github repo
I’m currently running a stock build of OpenWRT 21.02, on a fresh install in Raspberry Pi 4 and I’m getting a tainted kernel error 1024.
Anyone else experiencing this and any idea what may be causing this?
I need to execute AVB (Android verified boot) during first boot after updating Android OS. BOARD_AVB_ENABLE = true is already present in the mk file device/hikey/common/BoardConfigCommon.mk in the external/AVB folder.
I want to know how to… Continue reading How to execute Android verified boot during first boot after updating OS in Android?
My question is, how can i completely restrict Steam’s processes and modules to only have access to what they suppose to, and not be able to do anything malicious, for example running bin/sh or accessing files that it shouldn’t?
Basically, … Continue reading How to completely restrict Steam in Linux to defend against remote zero day exploits?
The idea of having software translation programs around to do things like emulate a Super Nintendo on your $3000 gaming computer or, more practically, run x86 software on a new …read more Continue reading Yo Dawg, We Heard You Like Retrocomputers
If a driver runs in kernel mode it obviously can manipulate everything (well everything in ring 0), so manipulating the file system or devices is a possibility. Potentially devices can be destroyed, for example by manipulating acpi, stoppi… Continue reading What physical damage can a user mode windows driver do?
W^X is a critical security feature, allowing us a chance to perform security analysis on data that some entity on a computer wants to execute.
Windows implements this by requiring a process to call VirtualProtect. Because UEFI rootkits are… Continue reading Is W^X enforced against UEFI DXE drivers (firmware)? Could it be if we tried?
I noticed that if I grep the system.map in Parrot Sec 4.10 for sys_call_table it returns three results. I have reason to believe the workstation I first did this on was compromised, so I installed a fresh copy of Parrot on another workstat… Continue reading Should Parrot Sec Contain 3 sys_call_table?
Fuchsia’s possible Android replacement uses the Zircon microkernel. This means that the drivers should run in userspace.
Is this an advantage over Android? For example, closed source drivers now can’t do anything they want with the kernel…. Continue reading Is Zircon kernel (from Fuchsia OS) safer by being a microkernel?