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You don't need a whole x32 userland in order to be exploited. Just a single x32 binary executable that happens to not depend on on any external libraries.
by mnw21cam 13y ago
You don't need a whole x32 userland in order to be exploited. Just a single x32 binary executable that happens to not depend on on any external libraries.
- spendergrsec 13y agoYou don't even need that. This can be done within a 64bit process using the x32 syscall number for recvmmsg. -Brad
- mnw21cam 13y agoOuch.
- ahomescu1 13y agoI did't mean for an exploit, I just meant that you don't have any use for a x32 kernel on your system if you don't have x32 apps and libraries (unless you build a statically-linked x32 app).