Sure, I was just kinda confused that this was the example they presented. I guess for highly targeted attacks, it might be somewhat useful. >Leaking KASLR/stac

Sure, I was just kinda confused that this was the example they presented. I guess for highly targeted attacks, it might be somewhat useful. >Leaking KASLR/stack canary just mean you get 90s level triviality of attacking any stack-overflowing API you can find. It does not seem trivial with this exploit, but maybe I'm just not getting it. With the low accuracy and transfer rate, it seems like a lot of stars need to line up with regards to how the service you attack function.