Linux Kernel Exploitation
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About Linux Kernel Exploitation
Linux Kernel Exploitation is a curated GitHub repository that collects links and resources related to Linux kernel security and exploitation. It includes books, research papers, exploitation techniques, protection bypasses, vulnerability types (info-leak, LPE, RCE, KVM), defensive exploits, tools, fuzzers, CTF tasks, practice workshops, and playgrounds. The repository is updated bimonthly and accepts pull requests. It serves as a comprehensive starting point for anyone interested in learning or advancing in Linux kernel exploitation, maintained by security researcher Andrey Konovalov (xairy).
Key Features
Curated collection of links covering Linux kernel security and exploitation
Includes books, research papers, slides, videos, and articles
Covers exploitation techniques, protection bypasses, and vulnerability types (info-leak, LPE, RCE, KVM)
Lists tools, fuzzers, and defensive exploits
Contains CTF tasks, practice workshops, and playgrounds
Updated bimonthly and accepts community contributions via pull requests
Provides training links and social media updates
Pros & Cons
Pros
- Regularly updated (bimonthly) with new resources
- Comprehensive and well-organized by topic
- Includes both theoretical materials and practical exercises (CTF tasks, workshops)
- Community-contributed and open to pull requests
- Free and open source
Cons
- Not a tool itself; it is a curated list of external links
- May require significant time to navigate and select relevant resources
- Relies on external links which may become outdated
Best For
Learning Linux kernel exploitation from beginner to advancedResearching kernel vulnerabilities and exploitation techniquesPreparing for Capture The Flag (CTF) competitionsStaying updated with latest research and papers in kernel securityFinding tools and fuzzers for kernel testing and development
FAQ
What is Linux Kernel Exploitation?
It is a curated GitHub repository that collects links to resources about Linux kernel security and exploitation, updated bimonthly.
How often is it updated?
It is updated bimonthly, and contributions via pull requests are welcome.
What types of resources are included?
The repository includes books, research papers, exploitation techniques, protection bypasses, vulnerability types, tools, fuzzers, CTF tasks, practice workshops, and more.
Who maintains this repository?
The repository is maintained by xairy (Andrey Konovalov). Follow @andreyknvl on X (Twitter) for updates.