Posted by Dan Rosenberg on Jun 23
2011/6/23 ??????????? <unixfreaxjp22 () gmail com>:
Ok, you got my attention.
As with userland exploitation, many kernel memory disclosure
vulnerabilities don't have much inherent value on their own, but
become useful when used in conjunction with other vulnerabilities.
These types of leaks, including leakage of data via uninitialized
structure members, for example, may be necessary in order to exploit
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Source: Re: From kernel memory disclosure to privilege escalation: when and how?
