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0 pointsyuhong8y ago0 comments

The point is what reading kernel memory would be useful for.

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One wonders why /dev/mem was ever read restricted to start.

yuhongOP8y ago

Reading /dev/mem is far easier/faster and typically provides more data than this attack would.

j / k navigate · click thread line to collapse

0 pointsyuhong8y ago0 comments

The point is what reading kernel memory would be useful for.

One wonders why /dev/mem was ever read restricted to start.

yuhongOP8y ago

Reading /dev/mem is far easier/faster and typically provides more data than this attack would.

j / k navigate · click thread line to collapse