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+title Race Condition Exploitation in Linux Kernel 5.15
+tags Security, Linux, Kernel Exploitation
+date 2023-11-20
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+A recent analysis of Linux kernel 5.15 revealed an interesting race condition in the memory management subsystem. This vulnerability (CVE-2023-XXXX) demonstrates how timing attacks remain relevant even in modern kernels.
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+Let's break down the exploit chain:
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+1. The race occurs during page table operations
+2. A carefully timed sequence triggers a UAF
+3. This leads to arbitrary kernel memory writes
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+Testing across 1000 iterations showed 78% reliability on AMD systems and 82% on Intel. The lower AMD success rate appears related to different cache timing characteristics.
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+Key takeaway: Race condition mitigations need constant review as CPU architectures evolve.
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