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cve-2018-8611 — Local Windows kernel privilege escalation exploit for CVE-2018-8611 (KTM UAF) using write-what-where and increment primitives. | Kitploit
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cve-2018-8611

Local Windows kernel privilege escalation exploit for CVE-2018-8611 (KTM UAF) using write-what-where and increment primitives.

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CVE-2018-8611 KTM UAF Privilege Escalation Exploit

This is my PoC privilege escalation exploit for CVE-2018-8611, I wrote this exploit while studying ost2 windows kernel exploitation course I really enjoyed the course and how it takes a step by step approach and the examples they provide, and so this is my very own version of the exploit I tried to not copy paste the exploit code provided, and though had to spent hours debugging weird kernel bugs, but I was sure I am going to finish it anyways so I kept going :D

This exploit implements both ways the simpler way by overwriting the PreviousMode field using the write 0 primitive, and the increment primitive technique, if you just the exploit with -w it will use the write0 primitie, otherwise increment primitive is the default.

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