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spendergrsec uploaded a new video
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Watch in HD Fullscreen :)
Back again with yet another linux exploit. For...
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Watch in HD Fullscreen :)
Back again with yet another linux exploit. For time purposes I'm only demonstrating it on RHEL 5.4, but if you look on my twitter you can see screenshots of it working on every distro mentioned in the video. It'll work on everything else too, I just don't have the VMs installed. Every version of Linux I can get my hands on is vulnerable.
Initially the title of this video stated the exploit was SMP-only. That's not the case -- some single-processor systems with PREEMPT enabled are also capable of winning the race, leading to compromise.
Mitigation: Make sure you have mmap_min_addr enabled on your machines and that it can't be bypassed. To test if mmap_min_addr can be bypassed or is disabled or not present on your machine, download enlightenment and run ./run_null_exploits.sh You don't have to choose any particular exploit -- it will attempt to mmap at NULL by any means possible and report the success or failure. Unlike with sock_ops there is no workaround for this vulnerability -- so it's time to bite the bullet and upgrade to a kernel that protects against this specific class of bugs in general. Workarounds have never been a long-term solution.
This exploit was written within an hour on October 22nd 2009.
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"It was whatever was playing on the PsyChill channel of di . fm at the ti..."
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"It was whatever was playing on the PsyChill channel of di . fm at the time. Or maybe Chillout Dreams? --Night time music. I don't pay attention to song names :p"
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spendergrsec uploaded a new video
(2 months ago)
In this video I demonstrate a different method of exploiting the recent ...
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In this video I demonstrate a different method of exploiting the recent perf_counter vulnerability where it doesn't require a NULL mapping. The technique is from nemo, credits to him: it seems quite stable on both single and multi-processor machines (it's been 100% reliable so far). To further demonstrate how easy the vulnerability can be exploited in the face of access control mechanisms, I exploit the vulnerability in the restricted user_u role of SELinux on a fully patched FC11 (which prevents execution of any suid app, among many other things), bypassing execmem restrictions, and finally disable SELinux completely.
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spendergrsec uploaded a new video
(2 months ago)
Same exploit as before, just ported to 64bit (the same .c works on x86/x...
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Same exploit as before, just ported to 64bit (the same .c works on x86/x64) all tidy within the enlightenment framework. Note: newer x64 exploits need to use 0x33 for USER_CS instead of 0x23 (or you'll just segfault when returning to userland).
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nice videos from local exploits.
nice to met u.