aes_key_recovery: bypass PROT_NONE via /proc/self/mem#46
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Ok for some reason, this is not consistent. Probably merges with other ---p, not sure. |
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can you make this a separate exploit. I think these are sufficiently different approaches that we'd want both in our list. |
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also increased the scan size to 2mb, it is more consistent now. |
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Updates submission_aes_key_recovery to use /proc/self/mem.