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Best lightweight method to save kernel vulnerability experiment environment

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Recently I try to configure some Linux Kernel vulnerabilities in my local workspace. And several methods come into my mind: - vmware/virtualbox - bzImage + busybox - bzImage and rootfs.ext2...

mudongliang

new chapter

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kernel uaf、double free heap spray...

zhouat

Fix: 5 typos in 2 files

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fix same typo 5 times

RoboSchmied