Re: kernel vulnerabilities

[Robin Miyagi <penguin@dccnet.com>]

Wouldn't a venue such as comp.os.linux.security be a more appropriate venue 
for such a question?

Or are you trolling for help exploiting such vulnerabilities :)

On Sunday 22 September 2002 05:29, halfdead wrote:
> Hey,
> Its been rumoured for a while that certain vulnerabilities reside at
> kernel level in different unix flavours (solaris/bsd/linux). Some of them
> claim to be remotely exploitable (ABfrags.c, ABremkrnl.c, etc.). I have
> seen local kernel vulnerabilities and they seem to be pretty tricky to
> exploit hence i highly doubt that anyone would be able to work out a
> clean remote exploitation. Is any of you guys aware of any method or is
> this just FUD?
>
> - halfdead
>
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