Ctf Research [corCTF 2022] CoRJail: From Null Byte Overflow To Docker Escape Exploiting poll_list Objects In The Linux Kernel CoRJail is a kernel exploitation / Docker escape challenge designed for corCTF 2022. Players were asked to escape from a hardened Docker container with custom seccomp filters exploiting a Off-By-Null vulnerability in a
Research [CVE-2021-42008] Exploiting A 16-Year-Old Vulnerability In The Linux 6pack Driver CVE-2021-42008 is a Slab-Out-Of-Bounds Write vulnerability in the Linux 6pack driver caused by a missing size validation check in the decode_data function. A malicious input from a process with CAP_NET_ADMIN capability can lead
Ctf Research [corCTF 2021] Wall Of Perdition: Utilizing msg_msg Objects For Arbitrary Read And Arbitrary Write In The Linux Kernel Wall of Perdition is the second and harder part of a two part series of kernel exploitation challenges designed by FizzBuzz101 and me for corCTF 2021. You can find the writeup for the
Research [CVE-2021-3156] Exploiting Sudo Heap Overflow On Debian 10 Recently the Qualys Research Team did an amazing job discovering a Heap overflow vulnerability in Sudo. In the next sections, we will analyze the bug and we will write an exploit to gain
Ctf [CUCTF 2020] Hotrod: Exploiting timerfd_ctx Objects In The Linux Kernel Hotrod is a kernel exploitation challenge created by my friend FizzBuzz101 for CUCTF 2020. I tested the challenge before release and since the exploitation process was really interesting, I decided to write this
Research Ret2dl_resolve x64: Exploiting Dynamic Linking Procedure In x64 ELF Binaries In this article, we will start analyzing the lazy binding process, we will proceed dissecting dl-runtime, understanding when is possible to use this technique without a leak, and finally we will build our
