
qemu-colo-l4-oob
QEMU 11.1.2 - High - Local/Remote - OOB - COLO filter-rewriter short IPv4 L4 heap overflow

QEMU 11.1.2 - High - Local/Remote - OOB - COLO filter-rewriter short IPv4 L4 heap overflow

QEMU 11.1.2 - High - Local - UAF - xhci_complete leftover of CVE-2026-17588 doorbell DMA

Conducting cybersecurity testing using the pi agent in a pre-built sandbox environment.

LLVM-native binary analysis and emulation platform that lifts AArch64 and x86_64 machine code to LLVM IR for instrumentation, deobfuscation, and…

Windows kernel-mode driver with user-mode client exposing IOCTL-based physical and virtual memory read/write, page table walking, pattern scanning,…

Windows kernel-level debugger with OllyDbg/IDA-style UI, software and hardware breakpoints, PDB symbols, decompiler, and 17 plugins for reverse…

Documents the VectorFreed librsvg use-after-free RCE chain (CVE-2026-96889) with an SVG generator PoC and remediation guidance for librsvg, Next.js,…

Linux kernel privilege escalation exploit for CVE-2026-46331, abusing the traffic control pedit subsystem to corrupt the page cache and execute SUID…

Interactive PoC suite for CVE-2014-9222 (Misfortune Cookie) and related router exploits, featuring detection, auth bypass, DoS, and RCE modules with…

Go port of the CVE-2026-31431 (copy-fail) Linux kernel privilege escalation PoC, with automatic SUID binary enumeration and interactive target…

This package is not a complete root. It flips SELinux to Permissive and holds reclaim long enough for follow-on work. Host `uid=0` is not achieved…

Summary of Cyber Security interview questions I have been through, hope this helps

KASLD derandomizes the Linux kernel's virtual and physical memory layout from a local process, using whatever its vantage — privilege, configuration,…

Windows KASLR bypass using prefetch side-channel

exploits and proof-of-concept vulnerability demonstration files from the team at Hacker House

My proof-of-concept exploits for the Linux kernel

Public exploit repository covering local privilege escalation, buffer overflows, and database exploits across Linux, Solaris, AIX, OpenBSD, Zyxel,…

POC shows how to leak postgresql stuff cause hugefile sub-system. Based on https://x.com/spendergrsec/status/1993794163880718700?s=20