The original video from the authors of inception runs on a zen4. But, the authors also claim that zen2 is vulnerable to the exploit. However, in zen2, KASLR ca

The original video from the authors of inception runs on a zen4. But, the authors also claim that zen2 is vulnerable to the exploit. However, in zen2, KASLR cannot be broken by inception, in a reasonable time. So, the authors proposed to install a kernel module to get the kernel address. Then, pass this address to the exploit: https://github.com/comsec-group/inception/tree/master/inception/zen_1_2 https://github.com/comsec-group/inception/tree/master/incept... From the practical point of view, it does not make sense to require the installation of a kernel module to get some information needed by the exploit. It's kind of a cheat. If I can install a kernel module, it means that I already have root access. So, in my opinion, from the practical point of view KASLR is enough to mitigate inception in zen1,2. The authors claim that this architectures can be exploited it's an overstatement.