linux-kernel-exploitation

A lightweight Linux Kernel Module (LKM) written in C designed for synchronous system call interception (Syscall Hooking) at Ring 0, capturing memory pointer states to enforce active security policies.

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Updated Oct 19, 2026
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0b0111100 / 2005

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Linux Kernel Exploits -> CVE-2005-0736 + CVE-2005-1263

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Updated Sep 7, 2026
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0b0111100 / 2008

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Linux Kernel Exploits -> CVE-2008-0600 + CVE-2008-0900 + CVE-2008-4210

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Updated Sep 7, 2026
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0b0111100 / 2009

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Linux Kernel Exploits -> CVE-2009-1185 + CVE-2009-1337 + CVE-2009-2692 + CVE-2009-2698 + CVE-2009-3547

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Updated Sep 7, 2026
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qftuftfutg / PD2463-Android-6.6.127-CVE-Vulnerability-Feasibility-Judgment

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A technical feasibility study on whether known CVEs can be exploited for temporary root on the iQOO Neo10 Pro+ (Android 6.6.127 vendor kernel).

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Updated Oct 31, 2026

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