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7 1. *Kernel-private memory*10 …private memory* covers all the memory used exclusively by the kernel, that is never meant to be sh…12 …gn. Such memory is not allowed to contain kernel pointers nor any kernel-private information, and …14 …private memory actually stays private even in the presence of bugs. Without such enforcement, atta…27 …refore, bugs in this subsystem could be abused to create illegal mappings to kernel-private memory.28 …lly bespoke — attack surface that can lead to illegal mappings to kernel-private memory to be crea…30 If attackers could gain the ability to map kernel-private memory into an address space they control…38 To address the above, the SPTM introduced a dedicated frame type for kernel-private memory: `XNU_KE…89 This mitigation stops **any** exploitation technique that involves mapping kernel-private memory ou…101 …ter-free and out-of-bounds bugs. This can also be extended to all kernel-private memory, not just …[all …]
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2 umbrella header "private.h"
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32 #error upsi.h is XNU private
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165 mkdir -p /private/tmp166 mkdir -p /private/var/tmp