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Like i said: it needs cooperation with both kernel and libc. You have libc, which does mean it's in sync with dynamically compiled binaries against your libc,
by knorker 4y ago
Like i said: it needs cooperation with both kernel and libc.
You have libc, which does mean it's in sync with dynamically compiled binaries against your libc, with the other drawbacks I mentioned too.
And you need kernel maintainer cooperation too to "bring pledge to Linux".