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Abusing Linux In-Kernel SMB Server to Gain Kernel Remote Code Execution

Offered By: OffensiveCon via YouTube

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Kernel Exploitation Courses Network Security Courses Linux Courses Remote Code Execution Courses Vulnerability Research Courses

Course Description

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Explore a conference talk that delves into exploiting vulnerabilities in the Linux In-Kernel SMB Server to achieve Kernel Remote Code Execution. Learn about the intricacies of this attack vector as presented by Guillaume Teissier and Quentin Minster at OffensiveCon23. Gain insights into the potential security risks associated with the Linux kernel's SMB implementation and understand the techniques used to leverage these vulnerabilities for remote code execution. This 43-minute presentation offers valuable knowledge for cybersecurity professionals, system administrators, and anyone interested in Linux kernel security.

Syllabus

OffensiveCon23 - Guillaume Teissier and Quentin Minster


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OffensiveCon

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