kernel gadgets and binary reuse
Kernel gadgets refer to small pieces of code within the kernel of an operating system that can be isolated and used as building blocks for developing more complex exploits or custom tools. Binary reuse, on the other hand, involves reusing existing compiled binary code to perform specific functionality instead of reinventing the wheel.
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