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I've created a Linux Kernel Defence Map showing the relations between:
- vulnerability classes / exploitation techniques,
- kernel defences,
- bug detection means.
Feedback is welcome. Link: github.com/a13xp0p0v/linu… pic.twitter.com/gIqQApQyUe
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Alexander Popov
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The map is updated according to the detailed feedback from @grsecurity and @kees_cook (thanks again!). I'm going to maintain it in future. github.com/a13xp0p0v/linu…
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Danny Fullerton
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Would be great to regroup the generic capabilities in terms abstract from their actual implementation and then compare with other OSs.
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Alexander Popov
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IMO such comparison might not work. The node connections don't mean "full mitigation". These connections represent just some kind of relation. Details matter.
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XuluDelgado
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What cross referencing tool are you using?
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Alexander Popov
@a13xp0p0v
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I wrote it in DOT language and generated the picture using GraphViz.
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Cedric Halbronn
@saidelike
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. @a13xp0p0v that is really a cool idea. Someone should do it too for Windows 10 mitigations :)
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Prasanna
@Flyfiddlesticks
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Thus is awesome. 👌 Good going. Hope others build on this
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★ STMAN ★ 🏳️🌈 @stman@mastodon.social
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Very nice compilation work. Thank you very much !
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