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Well, java also has file i/o APIs. Therefore you can just persist the exploit with a simple rootkit, a systemd service or whatever floats your boat. It's an RC
by cookiengineer 3y ago
Well, java also has file i/o APIs. Therefore you can just persist the exploit with a simple rootkit, a systemd service or whatever floats your boat.
It's an RCE after all. A VM doesn't imply security policies of any kind, and by default, nobody uses firejail or similar to isolate what the programs are able to affect on their systems.