kernel shellcode
Kernel shellcode refers to malicious code that is specifically designed to exploit vulnerabilities in the kernel, the core component of an operating system. This code aims to gain unauthorized access, control, or manipulate the kernel's functions and resources, allowing attackers to execute commands, install malware, escalate privileges, or achieve other malicious activities within the system.
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