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Modern kernel allocators such as Linux's SLUB/SLAB and OpenBSD's pool allocator manage objects of the same type together, allowing attackers to achieve reliable exploitation by controlling the order of memory allocation.
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7/10/2026
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Deep Dive: How a Local User Can Escalate to Root via an OpenBSD Kernel UAF Vulnerability
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